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Obama = Kennedy?

Although the time is very different, it is impossible not to notice certain parallels between the situation that America is experiencing today with Barak Obama, and that he was living in 1968 America with Robert Kennedy.

In both cases the land was worn by a war so costly as unjustified, which had lasted too long and cost too many lives to be fought by American soldiers. The Vietnam War, commissioned by Republican hawks with the open complicity of the Democratic Johnson, and that of Afghanistan and Iraq, wanted by the neocons with the silent complicity of Democrats like Hillary Clinton, John Kerry or Joe Liberman.

disadvantaged Party, Robert Kennedy won the nomination of the party because of its position clearly in favor of immediate withdrawal of troops, ...

... that prevailed over the more ambiguous favorite contestant and Hubert Humphrey. Disadvantaged party, Barak Obama won the nomination of the party because of its position clearly in favor of immediate withdrawal of troops that have prevailed over the much more ambiguous and the favored competitor Clinton.

Both Kennedy that Obama brought their political discourse to the masses of the poor, minorities segregated and forgotten all over America, with a platform far more liberal - or more "exciting" for the base Democratic, during the primaries, but more risky for president real - of their more moderate rival.

no coincidence that the 'endorsement' most significant received by Obama during the primaries came precisely from Ted Kennedy, younger brother of senator killed in Los Angeles, and unwavering tradition bearer liberal in Washington.

Of course, everyone is hoping that the parallels end up here, and that Obama comes alive and well for the presidency in November, as it failed to make Robert Kennedy.

But it is precisely here that the differences between the two start: much more cautious and diplomatic, Obama could certainly do some good - if elected to the White House - to remedy the disastrous situation inside America, but you will not see some spear into battle against the Mafia or the multinational steel, as did Robert Kennedy instead.

But those, as we said, were other times, they were times of idealism, ideology and the redefinition of values. Today is it finally time to put into practice, grain of salt, the ideals sown with great courage and devotion by Senator killed in Los Angeles forty years ago.

Massimo Mazzucco http://www.luogocomune.net/

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millions to save 700,000 U.S.

Presidential candidates Senators John McCain and Barack Obama met yesterday with President George Bush and other political highest level in the White House to discuss the bailout plan for banks to 700 billion dollars. The meeting ended without the expected agreement. An important group of deputies opposed the Republican package, which now seems little transparency.

Prior to the meeting at the White House, the Republican and Democratic congressional negotiators had reached a tentative agreement on changes to be introduced in the rescue plan. From these discussions at the Capitol one thing is clear: neither the government nor the opposition support the project which was conceived by the Bush administration. The four main points on which they

discussed the legislators were as follows:

split the package of 700 billion dollars in three parts.

First, the "Congress" authorizes the government to use 250 billion to bail out banks.

Then after an assessment of how the money was used, would be granted other 100 billion euro. Finally, after another inspection of how the money was spent and the benefit of concrete against the financial crisis, would provide the remaining EUR 350 billion.

The Congress gives the power to withhold payments if not satisfied with the execution of the program by the Bush administration. That is, may stop operating, rather than giving a blank check to the government.

On these points have been discussing the Treasury secretary, Henry Paulson, the chairman of the Federal Reserve (central bank), Ben Bernanke and members of Congress.

The opposition has also raised four additional points:

1. A mechanism for monitoring the fate of the money.
   
2. A roof in the payment of compensation for executives of the firms affected.
   
3. assistance to owners of houses damaged by financial speculation.
   
4. A detailed inspection of goods "purchased" by the government to maintain its value.
   

These points are rejected by those who drafted the bailout: Treasury Secretary, Henry Paulson, the chairman of the Federal Reserve (central bank), Ben Bernanke.

We'll see ....

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