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The Economist on Predicting behavior and Forecasting choices: Interview by Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight.com

gkalyanaram wrote 7 months ago: Nate Silver has gained his reputation as an accurate forecaster.  Silver uses sophisticated statisti … more →

Tags: US Politics, Human Behavior, democracy, Public Policy, Polls and Predictions, US Presidential elections, Electoral College, the ECONOMIST, US Congress

Karl Rove reviews the 2008 U.S. Presidential and Congressional elections

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Karl Rove reviews the data and makes interesting observations about the 2008 Presidential elections. … more →

Tags: US Politics, democracy, Public Policy, African-American, US Presidential elections, Barack Obama, John McCain, Karl Rove, Hispanic

Mark Halperi: Ten interesting observations on the U.S. Presidential election

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Mark Halperin recites ten interesting observations about the 2008 U.S. Presidential elections.  Visi … more →

Tags: US Politics, Society, US History, democracy, US Presidential elections, mark halperin, time

Marc Ambincer's reflections on why Obama won and McCain lost

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Marc Ambinder’s (The Atlantic) thoughtful analyses on the why Barack Obama won and John McCain … more →

Tags: US Politics, Society, US History, leadership, democracy, US Presidential elections, Barack Obama, John McCain, Marc Ambinder

Concession Remarks by Atal Behari Vajpayee in May 2004, and John McCain in November 2008

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Many Indians have compared the then Indian Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee’s concession re … more →

Tags: US Politics, US History, leadership, India, democracy, The United States of America (USA), US Presidential elections, John McCain, Atal Behari Vajpayee

Christopher Buckley endorses Barack Obama

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Christopher Buckley, the son of William Buckley — the founder and leader of conservative movem … more →

Tags: US Politics, US History, US Presidential elections, Barack Obama, John McCain, William Buckley

Fierce partisan politics new? No, think 1800 U.S. Presidential elections

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Robert Novak writes eloquently about the origins of partisan politics.  This opinion appeared in The … more →

Tags: US Politics, US History, leadership, Human Behavior, democracy, US Presidential elections, electoral votes, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson

Larry Sabato's (of University of Virginia) assessment of the electoral map in the presidential race (McCain/Palin v. Obama/Biden)

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Reported below is part of the analysis by Larry Sabato of University of Virginia on the electoral ma … more →

Tags: US Politics, Barack Obama, John McCain, Larry Sabato, Sarah Palin, Joe Biden, electoral votes, University of Virginia

Assessment of the presidential electoral votes for McCain/Palin and Obama/Biden by Mark Penn and Marc Ambinder

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Here are the electoral map assessments by Mark Penn and Marc Ambinder.  Mark Penn has opined in poli … more →

Tags: US Politics, democracy, Barack Obama, John McCain, Marc Ambinder, The Atlantic, Sarah Palin, Joe Biden, electoral votes

America's banking instability, and the political impact on the U.S. Presidential campaigns

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Here is an interesting report on the impact and rescue of Lehman Brothers and the sale of Merrill Ly … more →

Tags: US Politics, U.S. economy, Economics, Finance and Markets, global affairs, Public Policy, The United States of America (USA), Barack Obama, John McCain, Merrill Lynch

Democratic and Republic party platform policy positions on China and South Asia: Afghanistan, China, India and Pakistan

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Here is a comparison of the 2008 Republican and Democratic party platforms on INDIA, PAKISTAN, AFGHA … more →

Tags: US Politics, Economics, Finance and Markets, global affairs, GeoPolitics, china and india, India, China, Public Policy, Pakistan

Reports of Barack Obama-Joe Biden Democratic Party Convention Bounce

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Here are part of reports from Politico.com and FiveThirtyEight.com on the Democratic party conventio … more →

Tags: US Politics, Democratic Party, Barack Obama, John McCain, Vice President, Sarah Palin, Joe Biden

Marc Ambinder on Sarah Palin's choice as the vice-presidential nominee

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Marc Ambinder of The Atlantic offers one of thoughtful analysis of  Governor Sarah Palin’s cho … more →

Tags: US Politics, Republican Party, Barack Obama, John McCain, Vice President, Sarah Palin

An assessment of Sarah Plain by The Economist

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: How does The Economist assess the choice of Sarah Palin as the vice-presidential by John McCain.  He … more →

Tags: US Politics, US History, Republican Party, Barack Obama, John McCain, Vice President, the ECONOMIST, Sarah Palin, Joe Biden

A historical perspective on why so-called bi-partisan Presidential teams may not work: So McCain-Lieberman may not be such a charm

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Abstracted below is a wonderful piece on the failure of so-called bi-partisan Presidential team … more →

Tags: US Politics, Republican Party, John McCain, Joe Lieberman, Abraham Lincoln, The Wall Street Journal

David Brooks on Biden as Obama's Vice-Presidential choice

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: David Brooks has a thoughtful and public-spirited opinion (in The New York Times) on Joseph Biden as … more →

Tags: US Politics, Public Policy, Barack Obama, Vice President, Evan Bayh, Joseph Biden, Tim Kaine

Anna Quindlen on Race, Affirmative Action, and McCain and Obama

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Anna Quindlen (in Newsweek) writes thoughtfully and interestingly on the role of race and affirmativ … more →

Tags: US Politics, Society, Public Policy, US Presidential elections, Barack Obama, John McCain, Harvard University, Affirmative Action, Anna Quindlen

Is there a Bradley-Widler Effect in the Barack Obama's presidential race? Per Nate Silver, "No" is the answer1 comment

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight.com has an insightful analysis on the existence or non-existence of B … more →

Tags: US Politics, Barack Obama, Polls, Bradley-Wilder effect, Nate Silver

Why Mitt Romney makes electoral sense as John McCain's vice-presidential choice?1 comment

gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Robert Novak explains why Mitt Romney is such an attractive electoral and political choice for John … more →

Tags: US Politics, democracy, Barack Obama, John McCain, George W. Bush, mitt tomney, Michigan, Robert Novak, george romney


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