Debate Analysis: Lester Holt took sides in the Trump-Clinton debate, and denied the American people an opportunity to understand the real issues separating Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Although Clinton claims she won, the truth is she wasn’t as much… Read More ›
Is it Trump or Clinton? Yikes! Ray Hanania’s column & commentary and audio podcast, also available at http://www.RayHanania.com August 11, 2016 explores the difficult choice Americans have in the presidential election between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump By Ray Hanania… Read More ›
Everyone is talking about “change,” mostly change in politics. But sometimes, too much “change” is not always good. The change that concerns me the most is change in everyday life intended to make life better but always getting in the… Read More ›
Muslim woman in center of New York mayoral controversy Saudi Gazette Sunday, August 04, 2013 By Ray Hanania New York is a rough and tough city, the largest in the United States. It didn’t take long for the city to… Read More ›
President Emanuel, Or Possibly Next Dictator? By RAY HANANIA Southwest News-Herald Friday, March 08, 2013 The political circles are already ripe with rumors that Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is planning to run for president, rumors probably fed by his own… Read More ›
Will it be Hillary? By Ali Alarabi — Hillary is being considered for the top job at the State Department? Well, what does that mean for American politics and more, what does it mean for the Middle East? Whether will it be… Read More ›
Not just “change,” America needs action By Ray Hanania — The Democratic Convention may have been exciting for those privileged few who were in their front convention seats. But from the bleachers of mainstream America where most Americans sat in front… Read More ›
Why Arab/Muslim Americans should not vote for Obama By Ali Alarabi — The candidacy of Senator Barrack Obama is a remarkable one by all accounts, from a historical perspective it is an unprecedented feat that an African American stands for the… Read More ›
Bad week for moderate Arab Americans with Obama, Rezko and PAC By Ray Hanania — On the same day that two prominent American presidential candidates swore their allegiance to the political agenda of Israel, a foreign country, 12 other Americans… Read More ›
Obama’s victory far from secure, may need Clinton role By Ray Hanania — I voted for Hillary Clinton in the Illinois Democratic Primary. At the time, I wasn’t sure who Barack Obama really was. I know Hillary from her years… Read More ›
Mother’s Day gift from Hillary Clinton—Obliterate Iran? By Saffiya Shillo — As a woman I was thrilled to see, in my lifetime, a woman run for president. A woman that actually had a good chance at winning. On the heals… Read More ›
Can we “obliterate” the emotion-filled election pandering, please? By Ray Hanania — I think I actually now prefer a president who can’t properly pronounce the word “nuclear” over someone who keeps using it like the theme in a “Get Out the… Read More ›
Obama “controversies” bring out America’s underlying race problems By Ray Hanania — Some people say the controversy surrounding presidential nominee Barack Obama is about his policies and his controversial associates. But the real issues underlying everything in this presidential election… Read More ›
Something annoying about Hillary Clinton By Ray Hanania — There’s something about Hillary Clinton that’s starting to bug me. As a very independent Democrat who originally leaned heavily towards Hillary Clinton against the tide of Illinois support for Barack Obama, her… Read More ›
Only Blacks, Muslims and “others” required to repudiate “their” bigots By Ray Hanania — When controversial Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan endorsed Barack Obama in a three-hour speech, the outcry demanding that Obama denounce Farrakhan was deafening. And the… Read More ›
