http://blog.mountunion.edu/blog/a-quick-look-into-the-problem-solving-capabilities-of-congress/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=a-quick-look-into-the-problem-solving-capabilities-of-congress Where Exceptional Begins Tue, 23 Apr 2013 08:27:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://blog.mountunion.edu/blog/a-quick-look-into-the-problem-solving-capabilities-of-congress/#comment-125107 seoland Tue, 27 Mar 2012 05:10:15 +0000 http://blog.mountunion.edu/?p=3814#comment-125107 interesting article, i think america today is still learning in their policatal ways. interesting article, i think america today is still learning in their policatal ways.

]]> http://blog.mountunion.edu/blog/a-quick-look-into-the-problem-solving-capabilities-of-congress/#comment-118278 Tim Hatton Wed, 14 Mar 2012 04:56:41 +0000 http://blog.mountunion.edu/?p=3814#comment-118278 Ben, I finally read your post and I'd like to make several quick points. First, this was extremely well written, insightful, concise, and informative. Second, I like the structure you decided to go with--laying out the key points, the problems, and the solutions. Lastly, if this weren't a blog, you could really explore the McCain-Lieberman dynamic as it is incredibly interesting considering how different they are in their political views, yet, as you rightfully noted, how similar they are in a few key areas. Interestingly, Lieberman took a risk and endorsed McCain during his 2008 bid for the presidency and, as you also noted, they have a history of working together. It's a bold move on McCain's behalf to take this stance, and I think you nailed it by noting the political influences as well as his strong military propensities. See you at work in a bit. A+ Ben, I finally read your post and I’d like to make several quick points. First, this was extremely well written, insightful, concise, and informative. Second, I like the structure you decided to go with–laying out the key points, the problems, and the solutions. Lastly, if this weren’t a blog, you could really explore the McCain-Lieberman dynamic as it is incredibly interesting considering how different they are in their political views, yet, as you rightfully noted, how similar they are in a few key areas. Interestingly, Lieberman took a risk and endorsed McCain during his 2008 bid for the presidency and, as you also noted, they have a history of working together. It’s a bold move on McCain’s behalf to take this stance, and I think you nailed it by noting the political influences as well as his strong military propensities. See you at work in a bit. A+

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