It seems Blackberries all over the US are buzzing with the rumour. I was anxious this morning, but now it’s sure. NYTimes says superdelegates from South Dakota and Montana endorsed Obama, while ordinary delegates were still casting ballots. CNN – who was saying just a couple of hours ago that Hillary’s not giving up – is now saying the Hillary accepted to be Obama’s vicepresident 
In the meantime, MyDD claims it’s still not official…
Come on Hotnews… don’t disappoint me. You’re supposedly at the forefront of Romanian media… and nothing yet about Obama’s nomination…
Va voi povesti in curand despre teza mea de licenta. In ultime vreme am citit anormal de mult despre subiectul respectiv, de la carti de filosofia dreptului, drept international, constitutionalism, relatii internationale, pana la autori de tip Kant si Burke (ca sa fac o mica aroganta intelectuala in debutul lucrarii, fireste). Pe scurt insa, teza mea spune ca Adunarea Generala a Natiunilor Unite ar trebui sa fie o busola mondiala a politicului si o arena unde tumultul politic sa se resimta cel mai bine. Continue reading ‘Obama si Natiunile Unite’
I’ve discovered an excellent article on the branding of the electoral candidates in the US, and how that’s related to the country’s image abroad. With this occasion, I also remembered Salon, a great online journal I used to read while I was living abroad.
Basically, “Brand-aid” speaks about the way a good branding of the president-to-be can heal the United States’ worn and torn image abroad. I’d like to live to see the day when political campaigns in Romania will be as clever as the American one, and voters, as well as candidates, as mature as their American counterparts. This fall, I hope to read about the Romanian electoral campaign as “an ad agency review”.
Andreea, the article’s a must for your thesis!
See below the branding of American presidential candidates in a nutshell… My love-mark stands out in the picture
