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Articles by Ewan Watt
Ewan Watt is a Washington, DC-based public affairs consultant. He lives in Alexandria, Virginia
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30 April 2012, By Ewan Watt
Walker’s Wisconsin recall: As important as November?
The measures taken by Governor Scott Walker in Wisconsin are the very policy initiatives conservatives have fought for years to implement. That's why conservatives need Walker to win
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23 January 2012, By Ewan Watt
Strange Currencies: inside the currency wars
We need to prepare for the “unknown unknowns,” no matter how uncomfortable and disastrous they may be
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21 December 2011, By Ewan Watt
Newt plummets: The Republicans may have just dodged a bullet
The familiar sight of Gingrich’s numbers collapsing should be welcomed by the GOP; they’ve dodged a bullet
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25 November 2011, By Ewan Watt
"Do nothing" - Barack Obama’s Truman show
Obama’s interpretation of “do-nothing” is a striking abdication of leadership. Whereas Truman was re-elected because he fought with Congress to pass legislation, Obama is only willing to point fingers and watch it fail
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08 November 2011, By Ewan Watt
The Nixon Moment: It’s time for Cameron to declare his support for the silent majority
Confronted by the 'Occupy Movement', Cameron has a Nixon moment; a golden opportunity to convince the public that they are model citizens and that their aspirations will be rewarded through honest work
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04 November 2011, By Ewan Watt
Mitt Romney: in your heart you know he’s right. Right?
In Tampa next year one might even expect someone to howl “Good God—Romney is going to run as Romney,” if people had any idea what that actually meant.
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22 September 2011, By Ewan Watt
The Obama administration is falling asleep at the wheel
It used to be that critics of Obama felt that he was an incredibly astute politician who was ideological misguided. Now there’s a sense that he’s neither—his administration is just simply incompetent.
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26 August 2011, By Ewan Watt
On Wisconsin: Obama's Badger State Dilemma
It would take a brave man to bet against the president winning Wisconsin in 2012, but strategists and politicos will highlight one GOP victory: at the very least, they have forced Obama to turn up.
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01 August 2011, By Ewan Watt
Why dysfunction is crucial to the workings of the American republic
While some democrats in congress have urged Obama to evoke the 14th Amendment, it is clear that checks and balances retain the constitution's position as the only winner in the debt ceiling debate.
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06 July 2011, By Ewan Watt
November 2012: The fight for the heart of the Senate GOP
Ewan Watt gives us an in-depth, unparalleled analysis of the race for the US Senate in 2012
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