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The Bubble Of American Supremacy: The Costs Of Bush's War In Iraq
by George Soros
from PublicAffairs
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The vision of the Left for America. 
Unless you delve into the depth of thinking in the ideas put forth by the Left and thus the Democratic Party;you may not know much about George Soros. Heck,most only know the names of a few prominent people on either side of the political spectrum.The people who run for office are picked for their ability to garnish voter support at Election time;but are not the real ideologists.
However; the real forces behind the candidates are those who are the ideologues who have the vision of where they... more info
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Soros continues to give us clues....
...to many Americans George Soros is a bad guy with an Eastern European name that tried to buy John Kerry into the White House, a sad and mistaken impression developed by the same folks that bring us more Brittany and Paris when we really need to hear about affordable health care and a plan for Iraq.
Just as Mr. Soros has spent $500 Million a year for more than a decade trying to relieve suffering and increase opportunity any where in the world that needs it, he has also spent many hours writing a... more info
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A critique on government's fundamentalism
In his last effort to dump George Bush, Soros resorts to his stern objectivity and economic savvy to expose the disastrous consequences of keeping a drug-rehabilitated and born-again Christian in the driver's seat of a superpower. Soros attributes to the latter traits, Bush's experience with the devil. Bush found his mission in 9/11 and the neocons found their man in Bush. That was crude social Darwinism achieved by military supremacy to ensure national survival and subjugate the rest of the world. The... more info
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A businessman's take on the neocons 
Critiques of the neoconservatives often come from liberals, journalists, environmentalists, and pacifists. This is one of the few from a dedicated businessman. Drawing upon the history of other once powerful nations such as the Soviet Union, Soros gives his opinion on how and why the US is powerful. He then explains why he thinks this nation is more powerful than it should be, or is taken to be. He describes how recent actions by the US is creating enemies and impoverishing other countries in the world. He... more info
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