Michael Hogan
Graduated University of Connecticut with a Political Science degree in 2011
started following Michael Luciano, Georgi Ivanov, 3 months ago
We have spent way too much time and money trying to fix a problem that many scientists say does not even exist. The days of believing in global warming need to end
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- 4 months ago
Our times demand the rise of robust public intellectuals to challenge our institutions to betterment not merely in words but in action.
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- 3 months ago
When it comes to nuclear management on the international level, in the long run confrontation has always given way to diplomacy.
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- 3 months ago
The GOP is quick to blame President Obama for sacrificing America's superpower status. But, the U.S. decline would be occurring if John McCain or Ralph Nader were in the White House.
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- 3 months ago
An additional round of quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve should not be enacted to combat unemployment.
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These days, a 'liberal' is usually considered to be someone who is pro-choice, anti-war, and in favor of gun control. But can these policy preferences really be called liberal?
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- 3 months ago
America's inconsistent policy of supporting some Middle Eastern tyrants like Saudi Arabia, while chastise others like Syria is detrimental to our long-term interests in the region.
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These three companies are making off with huge profits from the Israeli government's occupation of Palestine.
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Sanctions have taken a devastating toll on the Iranian economy, and the West should welcome an economic uprising against the destructive Iranian regime with open arms.
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In an op-ed at Slate.com, David Weigel makes the case that contrary to liberal critiques, super PACs are positively influencing the 2012 elections by making the race more competitive.
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- 3 months ago
The growing rift between the “1%” and the “99%” will be a central issue in the 2012 elections.
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With his game-winning three-pointer on Tuesday night, Jeremy Lin capped off the New York Knicks' come-from-behind victory on VaLINtine's Day. He may have also saved the NBA.
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In his quick rise to success, Jeremy Lin is doing more than reigniting the New York Knicks' fan base: He is developing into potentially the most important Asian American role model ever.
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A comprehensive politico-technical nuclear treaty between Israel and Iran is the way out of the crisis.
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The best way Washington can honor our veterans is to fully withdraw from Iraq and focus on creating jobs.
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- 6 months ago
Obama once said we can't spend as we please and "defer the consequences to the next budget, the next administration or the next generation." Yet that's exactly what he plans to do.
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- 3 months ago
The use of drones will not cause a consciousness shift about the privacy protections in this country. Drones are not that unsettling, and they only impact a small number of people.
Michael Hogan Here is a perfect example of an invasive government overstepping its boundaries in the name of "security." http://nyneighbors.org/2012/01/summary-of-the-ap-reports-detailing-nypd-surveillance-of-muslim-communities/ Unfortunately, Amer...