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Monthly Archives: October 2009
How Do China and Russia Think of Iran?
The United States media often – and for good reason – portrays China and Russia as reluctant to implement sanctions on Iran. Rarely (too rarely), however, does it attempt to view the issue through a Chinese or Russian lens. Americans … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Media, Middle East
Tagged China, Foreign Affairs, Honduras, Iran, Media, media coverage, Russia, United States
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South Dakota and the Native American Vote
A while ago I was perusing the election results, when I happened upon South Dakota. South Dakota is one of those conservative Plains states which everybody writes off as inevitably Republican. Yet nobody has a really good explanation for why … Continue reading
Posted in Race, South Dakota
Tagged 2008 election, Democrats, Election Analysis, Native Americans, Politics, Republicans, South Dakota
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