A great interview with Ron Paul by bizarre Glenn Beck
Joe Klein is among the most prodigious columnists reflecting Washington's conventional wisdom on Democratic politics, yet has perhaps the fewest friends in the liberal blogosphere.
In the early '80s, as Margaret Thatcher attempted to hack away at England's substantial public sector, she found a frustrating degree of public resistance. The closer she got to the bone, the more the patient wriggled and withdrew.
TIME Magazine's "columnist" Joe Klein asks if there's progress in Iraq, then why can't troops start coming home? It sounds like a good question, but it shows one thing, and suggests another.
In April, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) made a heavily-publicized trip to Baghdad as part of an effort to prove that Americans were "not getting the full picture" of what was going on Iraq.
Citibank is launching a $50 billion investment over the next 10 years to address global climate change as a corporate responsibility according to Michael Klein, Chairman and Co-Chief Executive Officer of Citi Markets and Banking and Vice Chairman of Citibank International plc.
Political chaos means Israel is booming like it's 1999 - and the boom is in defence exports field-tested on Palestinians.
The strengths and weaknesses of Republican front runners Romney, Thompson, and Giuliani, and the amateurish political commentary of Time Magazine columnist Joe Klein. It's a good read, trust me.
Another premature baby was born in Colombia. Caracol Televisión featured an interview with Yair Klein, an Israeli mercenary who trained Colombian paramilitaries and drug-traffickers in late 80s. Gabriel García Márquez's 80th birthday
The Alberta legislature's next session will begin a week earlier than originally scheduled so that Premier Ralph Klein can go fishing ...
The Liberal policy handbook that Premier Ralph Klein threw at a page in the Alberta legislature in the spring is up for sale on eBay.
Along Florida's Gulf Coast, water is everywhere. From the bay to the beach to the town of Clearwater, that is where we found Denny Klein. A man driven by water, literally.
After a devastating vote that had his party approval rating go from 90+% to a mere 55%, Klien is on shacky ground with his last term coming to an end.
In Alberta, the Klein government mailed out 2.3 million cheques for $400 dollars to all Albertans to equally distribute the oil surpluses the province has been experiencing.