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Meanwhile, DC journalist John Feffer is a voice of reason amidst the confused warblings of some liberal bloggers who ought to know better: [...]

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"The president has promised that the U.S. would be engaging the world in a different manner," adds John Feffer, co-cirector of Foreign Policy in Focus at the Institute for Policy Studies.

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To listen to Timothy MacBain’s latest Tomcast audio interview in which Feffer discusses the 2012 election season in Asia click here, or download it to your iPod here.

John Feffer: Why 2012 Will Shake Up Asia and the World John Feffer 2011

"With 106.7 The Fan's great roster of talent and focus on local sports programming, it seemed only natural to add Nationals game broadcasts to the station's lineup," Andrew Feffer, the Nationals' chief operating officer, said in a statement.

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John Feffer is the co-director of Foreign Policy in Focus at the Institute for Policy Studies, writes its regular World Beat column, and will be publishing a book on Islamophobia with City Lights Press in 2012.

John Feffer: Why 2012 Will Shake Up Asia and the World John Feffer 2011

In the year since Feffer wrote this piece, the global financial collapse has further undercut the capacity of U.S. taxpayers to continue pouring billions into weapons systems, two foreign wars, massive long-term medical needs of veterans, nuclear weapons programs, and, oh yeah, our 700-800 overseas military bases.

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So, as Feffer describes, we face a choice of future roles in the world.

Six Years into the Iraq War: Can We Still Be a Superpower? 2010

The block Nationals will remain on the scoreboard, and Feffer said it could still be used in merchandise and promotions.

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In the year since Feffer wrote this piece, the global financial collapse has further undercut the capacity of U.S. taxpayers to continue pouring billions into weapons systems, two foreign wars, massive long-term medical needs of veterans, nuclear weapons programs, and, oh yeah, our 700-800 overseas military bases.

Sarah van Gelder: Six Years into the Iraq War: Can We Still Be a Superpower? 2010

So, as Feffer describes, we face a choice of future roles in the world.

Sarah van Gelder: Six Years into the Iraq War: Can We Still Be a Superpower? 2010