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The Democratic Turning Point

May 07, 2008 12:42 PM ET | Bonnie Erbe | Permanent Link | Print

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5 QUESTIONS 5 ANSWERS

1)Turkiye has multinational, secular, muslim and peace-loving structure. Which position do you see Turkey in its own geography and in the world?

2)Turkiye has shared history and culture with people from İstanbul to China. Do you think Turkey claim its own history and other important things enough?

3)Does an economical, political and culturel union of Turkic People like European union but more functional has a threat against to the world? If it does, please write about reasons of it.

4)The West says that They all are modern but Asian people ignorant and barbarian to the present time. So They created a monopolist world history. We live in same world and direct to world history together. If the monopolist world history would changed Would you accepted it clearly or not?

5)In your opinion Which opinions will The West have about Geography of Turkic People in 2000s?

Obama, the Manager

An important leadership test for Barack Obama is whether he can "manage" Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, the herd of superdelegates and the Democratic Convention. This will consist in his deftness of style and wisdom about timing in inviting her onto the ticket as VP, handling her acceptance (if she does), or convincing her voters to stay with him after she declines (if she does.).

Most of all, it is a test of whether Barack can stave off the August food fight that Rush Limbaugh and the other media are salivating over. I predict Obama will succeed in "managing" both the party and the Clintons, no insignificant feat by any measure. We'll see.

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About Bonnie Erbe

Bonnie Erbe is a contributing editor at U.S. News & World Report and hosts PBS's weekly news analysis program, To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe. She also writes a weekly syndicated newspaper column for Scripps Howard News Service.

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