Yesterday began what we could call “The American Election Circus” which unfortunately is going to last almost one year, cost lots of dollars and generate much garbage on the media. Read the rest of this entry »

Keyboard Politics wishes all its readers a healthy, happy and peaceful year.

Keyboard Politics wants to wish you peaceful and loving holidays. We want to commit ourselves to increase our reporting in 2012 and hope our followers will continue reading us. Thanks and all the best for all of you.
Rosa Maria Young

Three very different people left this earth this past weekend. Three lives mourned by many for what they represented. Read the rest of this entry »

The Iraqi war has ended, a nine-year war that many believe has been one of the greatest military blunders in history. The war which was started by the Bush administration on March 2003 on arguments that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction and ties with al Qaeda had just ended today, December 15, 2011 with a small ceremony in Iraq and a speech by President Obama saying the war had been brought to a successful, honorable conclusion. As he said to the troops in Fort Bragg the country they leave behind is “an extraordinary achievement”. Read the rest of this entry »

In the middle of all the political disarray in the EU and the financial problems with the euro, we have seen President Sarkozy trying to solve these problems with his German counterpart Angela Merkel. Read the rest of this entry »

Summits, reunions, meetings… and yet no solutions for the economic problems the EU is suffering from. In reality, we should recognize that the situation is critical and we have to start now to cure it and even so, as the German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said there is no easy fix to the European financial crisis. Read the rest of this entry »