What does former Egyptian President Mubarak’s ouster mean for the U.S.?
BY: Patrick Kenney, AAB writer This past Friday’s resignation of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was celebrated in the streets of Cairo and throughout Egypt. The protestors got their wishes and desires honored when President Mubarak agreed to step down from power. However, with the overthrow of President Mubarak, the next phase is certainly going [...]
Unemployment Rate: What will it look like for 2011?
BY: Patrick Kenney, AAB Writer High unemployment is a festering, persistent problem that has dogged the U.S. for much of the past few years. The degree of unemployment in the U.S. is a problem because it undermines the values emphasized in this country: The idea of hard-work, productivity, and sense of purpose, which often come [...]
High Unemployment Rate in the U.S.: “New Normal?”
BY: Patrick Kenney, AAB Writer Election season is around the corner for U.S. House, Senate, and state governor’s races. One of the hot button issues on many voters’ minds involves asking a candidate for elected office what they are going to do about the high unemployment rate in the U.S. From a voter’s perspective, therefore, [...]
The Afghan War Quagmire
by: Patrick Kenney Writer, All About Business How does the U.S. military define victory in Afghanistan? Moreover, can the war in Afghanistan be won at all? If the war can be won, what exactly would we have accomplished? Answering these questions are crucial because they should help to define whether U.S. forces have a clearly [...]
