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Topic:
Gaza War (18) ·
Post-invasion Iraq (16) ·
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (14) ·
Iranian nuclear crisis (8) ·
2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict (6) ·
Human Rights Act 1998 (4) ·
Syrian civil war (4) ·
2011 Libyan uprising (3) ·
China–United States trade war (3) ·
Darfur conflict (3) ·
North Korean nuclear crisis (3) ·
One Big Beautiful Bill Act (3) ·
Operation Protective Edge (3)
Position:
Gaza War / Israel was right to attack Gaza (18) ·
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act / Act should not have been passed (8) ·
Post-invasion Iraq / Coalition troops should pull out (8) ·
Iranian nuclear crisis / United States should attack Iran (6) ·
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act / Act should be passed (6) ·
Human Rights Act 1998 / Act should be repealed (4) ·
2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict / United Nations should disarm Hezbollah (3) ·
China–United States trade war / Trade war is good for the United States (3) ·
Darfur conflict / United Nations should send peacekeepers (3) ·
Iranian nuclear crisis / Economic sanctions should be imposed on Iran (3) ·
Operation Protective Edge / Israel was justified in its actions (3) ·
Post-invasion Iraq / Iraq Study Group's recommendations should be followed (3) ·
Post-invasion Iraq / United States should increase troop levels (3) ·
Syrian civil war / United States should intervene (3)
Stance:
Showing below up to 145 results in range #1 to #145.
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- 'Big, beautiful bill' shows how GOP has deserted conservatism
- 'No-fly zone' is a euphemism for war. We'd be mad to try it
A
- A bill too bad even for the Beltway
- A hate crime veto?
- A plan for defusing North Korea crisis
- A rebuked Bush
- A setback to equality
- A surge too far
- A tortured policy
- A triumph of diplomacy
- Abortion rights under assault
- Accept North Korea into the nuclear club or bomb it now
- Adrift on a tide of panic
- Advocates of 'proportion' are just unbalanced
- Affordable Care Act for a healthier America
- America’s ugly exit from Afghanistan became inevitable years ago
- Amid the horror and doom of Gaza, the IRA precedent offers hope
- An evasive high court nominee inches toward Senate confirmation
- An historic deal to curb Iranian nuclear ambitions
- At Gitmo, detainees get La-Z-Boys, pastries
- Attacking Iran is not a long-term solution
- Attacking Iran is not a long-term solution
B
C
- Capitulation, from A------ to Z
- China must help pressure N. Korea to abandon nukes
- Confirm Bolton for U.N. post
D
- Darfur activists are much too polite about genocide
- Darfur activists are much too polite about genocide
- Democracy is harder than western flip-flops make out
- Democrats: Give Gorsuch vetting, hearing, up-or-down vote
- Dems don't inspire trust on health care
- Diplomacy has a limit
- Don't delay START
- Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ is the ultimate betrayal of his base
E
- Eavesdropping ruling a judicial farce
- Endorsement: Kamala Harris for president to put an end to Trump’s long con
- Endorsement: Kamala Harris for president to put an end to Trump’s long con
- Enshrine these rights
F
- Facing disaster in Iran, Europe must finally make the hard choices
- Facing disaster in Iran, Europe must finally make the hard choices
- Fear failure, not health care reform
- Fed-run health care a proven success
- Free lunch, free hot fudge sundaes
- Free lunch, free hot fudge sundaes
- From 'young invincibles' to mature vulnerables
G
- Gaza: From blockade to bloodshed
- Gaza: this shameful injustice will only end if the cost of it rises
- Gazans need to choose peace over extremism
- Go Ahead, Search Granny
- Gonzales gets the message to go
- GOP vote to repeal health reform an empty gesture
H
- Hamas' zero-sum game
- Hamas’ absurd claims of victory
- Has Israel's response exceeded its right to defend itself?
- Health care is now an American right
- Health care taxing America's workers
- How Israel brought Gaza to the brink of humanitarian catastrophe
- Hussein -- terrorist or terrorized?
I
- If Europe doesn't want Middle East war to begin again, it has to step up
- If this is Ahmadinejad's bluff, it is bluff worth calling
- Intervention after Libya
- Iraq report stresses need for change
- ISG must stand for, uh, Inane Guesswork Strategy
- Israel and the west will pay a price for Gaza's bloodbath
- Israel has plenty of tactics for war, but none for peace
- Israel must fight Hamas to open a path to peace
- Israel's just goal: reasonable cease-fire
- Israel's onslaught on Gaza is a crime that cannot succeed
- Israel's raid on flotilla deepens its isolation
- It is absurd to calculate human rights according to a cost-benefit analysis
J
- Joe Biden for president — and for one nation, indivisible
- Joe Biden for president — and for one nation, indivisible
K
L
M
- Military action is dangerous fantasy. We could live with a nuclear Iran
- Military action is dangerous fantasy. We could live with a nuclear Iran
- More bad news for ObamaCare
O
- Obama has worked for all Americans
- Obama has worked for all Americans
- Obama right to show restraint in Syria
- Obamacare prescription: Fair share of less care
- Obamacare: Unaffordable and incomprehensible
- Olmert exposed
- On Reforming Health Care
- Out of the carnage of Gaza a new spirit: we are all Palestinians
P
R
S
- Shift the course
- Sorry George Clooney, but the last thing Darfur needs is western troops
- Stop blaming the Human Rights Act
- Supreme Court takes us backwards as a nation by overturning Roe v. Wade
- Syria: the ugly choice ahead
T
- The Border Patrol Inquisition
- The case against Brett Kavanaugh
- The fallout from an attack on Iran would be devastating
- The Gaza rules
- The Guardian view on the China-US trade wars: the global economy is at risk
- The humanitarian urge is morphing into thirst for war
- The illusion of victory
- The inhumane folly of our interventionist machismo
- The Iraq war is already lost
- The price of occupation
- The problem is: Iran does pose a threat in every way Iraq did not
- The pundits' platitudes do nothing to solve this crisis
- There is no military solution for Iraq, only a political one
- There is no military solution for Iraq, only a political one
- Thought money could buy an American election? You ain't seen nothin' yet
- Time for Bush to talk to Iran and Syria
- Time for Bush to talk to Iran and Syria
- Trade pandering
- Trump betting the farms on trade war
- Trump is right to withdraw US troops from Syria
- Trump's big, ugly tax legislation will scar many Americans
- Trump's trade war with China is beating Illinois silly
- TSA pat-downs prove it - Americans are whiners
U
- U.N. vote for Palestine hurts peace
- U.S. must prove it's a staying power
- U.S. role in Mideast turmoil: Neglect
- U.S. should take advantage of improved security in Iraq to withdraw
- Uncertain justice
- Unions' 'card check' needs reality check
- Unsettling decision on abortion procedure
V
W
- We can’t look away from Syria now
- We have no words left
- We must stop arming Israel
- We must stop Bush bombing Iran, and stop Iran getting the bomb
- We must stop Bush bombing Iran, and stop Iran getting the bomb
- We vote for a fairer way to decide national elections
- Where cynical politics meets consumer illusions -- single-payer health insurance
- Why do so few speak up for Gaza?
- Why it isn't yet time for U.S. to leave Iraq