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...CASV faced challenges that the Living Wage campaign did not. For one thing, its cause was reacting to a surprise action by the administration, as opposed to creating an event. Some say there was always the fear of antagonizing the administration to the extent that they would no longer listen. For another, unlike Living Wage, CASV lacks the backing of a nationally organized movement...
...Rivera, living with Adelman and Jobbins and hearing so many conversations about Israel and Palestine makes the rest of the blocking group “tired” of the topic. “We would probably have stronger opinions if we didn’t have to listen to them all the time,” Rivera chuckles...
...should listen to the criticism, but it shouldn’t necessarily paralyze us. We can’t be the Sally Field of nations—you know, ‘you like me, you really like me,’” Brooks said, referring to the actress’s famous Academy Award acceptance speech...
...view as I hear it from many Westernized Arabs, including top businessmen, academics, government officials, students and ordinary folks, as well as from some old diplomatic hands in Western embassies around the region. Rarely have I heard such scathing, widespread criticism of the U.S. in the Middle East. Listen to a relatively polite sampling from leading dailies in Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia, countries with long-standing, friendly and strategic ties with Washington: "(American troops) are purely forces of invasion and occupation that are motivated by hatred and obsessed with a sprit of subversion." "Does Bush know now that...
...Third, listen to the concerns and interests of other nations. America’s current trend of foreign policy ad hockery needs stability and consistency, and our role cannot be decided by domestic debate alone. Foreign leaders have insight as to how America can better assure peace and promote prosperity; we have much to learn and much to gain from cooperative, mutually beneficial relationships...