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- Author: Christian Caryl
- Publication Date: 11-2013
- Content Type: Journal Article
- Journal: The National Interest
- Institution: Center for the National Interest
- Abstract: A SPECTER is haunting Washington-the specter of George W. Bush. President Obama may have spent almost five years in the White House by now, but it's still possible to detect the furtive presence of a certain restless shade lurking in the dimmer corners of the federal mansion. Needless to say, this is something of a first: usually U.S. presidents have to die before they can join the illustrious corps of Washington ghosts, and 43 is, of course, still very much alive in his tony Dallas neighborhood, by all accounts enthusiastically pursuing his new avocation as an amateur painter. Yet his spirit is proving remarkably hard to exorcise.
- Topic: Government, War
- Political Geography: United States, Washington, Middle East
- Author: Michael T. Klare
- Publication Date: 07-2009
- Content Type: Journal Article
- Journal: The National Interest
- Institution: Center for the National Interest
- Abstract: PRESIDENT BARACK Obama has often stated that one of his highest priorities is to vanquish the "tyranny of oil" by developing alternative sources of energy and substantially reducing America's reliance on imported petroleum. But we will not be energy independent for the next thirty to forty years, even with a strong push to increase energy efficiency and spur the development of petroleum alternatives. During this time, America will remain dependent on oil derived from authoritarian regimes, weak states and nations in the midst of civil war.
- Topic: Government
- Political Geography: Africa, United States, Iraq, America, Middle East