November 5, 2008
Its kinda funny to see people supporting Obama or McCain in Kuwait Some are using argument that one of them is better than the other , some are still connected to the republican party ( by feeling of gratitude for Bush Sr part in liberation of Kuwait ) some liberals are still liberal , want to s...
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Why Barack Obama should be the next President of the United States, argues leading blogger Andrew Sullivan. ...
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From an Arab perspective, foreign policy is paramount as far as the next American president's intentions are concerned. Of course there is the ambivalent approach on Iran, the position on Israel (read this too), the condescending interventionist stance on Pakistan and all the rest of it. But let's f...
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So whose going to win? Who knows... But Obama promised everyone change; He didn't specify what type of change though; would be funny if he comes out after winning the race and just starts handing out pennies to people.. Anyway, if he does win, i've got a gut feeling there's going to be some ...
go to article »November 4, 2008
Interesting ad by Tor Myhren, creative director of the Grey Group; Let the issues be the issue, not the race. But however the question remains, will the Black Guy make it to the White House?...
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Canadians watching the US presidential campaign must sometimes think the Americans are speaking in tongues. As a service to the confused, I offer this short dictionary of current American dialect: Angry liberals: Americans not registered as Republicans. Bloviate: Offer political analysis i...
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From Capetown in South Africa to Cairo in Egypt....Obama is the most frequented name in Africa as America goes to decide in less than 24 hours.For many an Obama Presidency seems to be an emancipation for Africa .In Kenya the frenzy is now at an all time peak.A commissioned poll indicates that 94 % o...
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This post is dedicated to our friends and readers who have put so much hope in the elections today in the United States. Inside and outside the country. So, have a happy Election Day. Este post está dedicado a nuestros amigos y lectores que tienen tantas esperanzas puestas en las elecciones de ...
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I voted yesterday. The absentee ballot finally arrived two days ago. I did what I usually do during elections, since I have always been outside of my State. I googled the candidates to see their positions. This is especially helpful for the judges' races, which in Michigan are non-partisan. Just nam...
go to article »November 2, 2008
Good people, if there is an Obama nation, it is situated in the eastern part of Africa, it straddles the equator, and, for give away clue, its name starts with K and ends with A. Obama’s like a disease in these parts and everyone’s caught the fever. The lead stories in today’s press are all...
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A Bahraini journalist, translator, editor, blogger and wanna be artist - in no particular order. I am also Global Voices Online's Middle East and North Africa and Arabic Language Editor.
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