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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2005
Page
13
Excerpts from editorials and wire reports discuss six nation talks on North Korea's nuclear program. Analysts note Pyongyang's time-buying moves and how the joint statements signal broad goals but no concrete path forward.
Editorial notes a cautious path forward based on a recent accord. It calls for halting North Korea's active nuclear facilities and reopening a bilateral forum with Japan for talks on Pyongyang's nuclear and missile program and Japanese abductees. The piece observes a U turn by the United States and highlights broader political contrasts between Germany and Afghanistan elections.
Goteborgs-Posten reports a paradox laden German election in which Gerhard Schroeder loses the vote while Angela Merkel loses the campaign yet wins the presidency. Neither CDU nor SPD can form a strong reform government amid near ten percent unemployment and a dim economy, raising fears of parliamentary confusion and possible new elections.
The author decries Bush uses of PP appointments across agencies including a veterinarian leading the FDA Office of Women's Health. They warn these picks undermine science and public health and urge reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act while criticizing political games post Katrina.
The author argues China’s expanding economy boosts global output and policy influence while military spending remains a smaller share of GDP than the United States. He cautions against conflict and favors integrating China into international economic forums, noting reforms and sources like Foreign Affairs and Current History for context.
The author argues Bush should nominate a strong conservative like Scalia to replace O Connor. It critiques Roberts and reflects on Reagan era picks, urging a Reaganesque appointment to satisfy conservatives and mock liberal criticism. The piece invokes WWRD slogans, political satire, and calls for a decisive conservative choice.
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