The United States, and the world, will wake up this morning to a new president, America's 44th. But it is already possible to congratulate the Americans, and even to be jealous of them. Just 54 years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that "separate but equal" education violates the constitution. Just four decades ago, Martin Luther King, Jr. paid with his life for his dream of obtaining equal rights for blacks. But yesterday, the son of a Kenyan immigrant was positioned as the leading candidate for the job of president of the United States and the world's most influential leader.....Yesterday, the U.S. once again justified its title as leader of the free world: It concluded a campaign that is a worthy model for emulation.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
OK, We Got Our Asses Kicked, But There Was Also This
Editorial from Haaretz (Israel):
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I don't think we did. I think the other guy knows he's been in a fight. We might have lost, but I don't see we have anything to be ashamed of in the accounting we gave of ourselves.
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