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Can "Power to the People" Get Egyptians Democracy? 
Dr. Laina Farhat-Holzman If Mubarak steps down right now, who then has the power to hold a government together until the next election is held? And how is that election to be managed? |
Today's Hot Topics We choose, you peruse. 1. Islamic militants support Egyptian protesters (AP) 2. Lieberman: Fort Hood Massacre Could Have Been Prevented; Government Officials Guilty of ‘Negligence' (CNS) 3. U.S. in Contempt Over Gulf Drill Ban, Judge Rules (BLOOMBERG) 4. U.K.: Muslim officials sit during standing ovation for war hero (JIHAD WATCH) 5. China Eyes U.S. Defense Contracts (WSJ) 6. WikiLeaks cables: MI6 warns of new suicide bomb wave (TELEGRAPH) 7. Virginia to seek expedited Supreme Court review of suit over health-care law (WA PO) 8. Gunman hijacks Greyhound bus in North Carolina (CNN) 9. Gallup Finds U.S. Unemployment Up Slightly in January to 9.8% (GALLOP) 10. National Debt Jumped Another $105.8 Billion in January (CNS) 11. Senate Report: Pentagon, FBI Failed to Protect Troops at Ft. Hood (AP)
Senate Fort Hood Report Blasts Defense Timidity The Ticking Time Bomb 
Steve Emerson When Major Nidal Hasan was justifying terrorism, he could have been sacked from the army - but a fear of challenging his Islamic radicalism prevented this, a new report states. |
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