Gibson: Obama promises troop surge, conditionally

On Tuesday night, President Barack Obama gave a speech outlining his future plans for the war in Afghanistan, which include the escalation of an additional 30,000 troops and to begin withdrawing forces by mid-2011.

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Gibson: Break Left, America

According to the right-wing establishment in this country, traditional American values are under attack by the "fascist/Marxist/socialist/leftist" ruling party.

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Taimur Gibson Talks: Birthers, go home!

American politics have turned ugly lately; in particular, I am referring to the "birther" movement.

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Gibson: Beware biomechanical improvements

Medical technology is advancing faster than ever before. Each year, new discoveries are made to save lives and prevent diseases. In addition, this technological progression is aiding in extending human ability past the point of normality.

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Taimur Gibson Talks: Things are looking murky in Albany

Now, more than ever before, the name "Albany" seems to bring to mind words such as "corruption" and "dysfunction."

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Gibson: Credit companies crunch consumers

Many students sign up for a credit or debit card when they start college to make purchases more convenient, but these tempting plastic cards carry inherent dangers.

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Gibson: In memory and review—Sen. Ted Kennedy

The death of Sen. Edward Kennedy has sparked much debate between both supporters and critics of his long and turbulent political career.

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Gibson: Obama administration hazy on marijuana policy

In response to a question taken at a town hall meeting regarding marijuana legalization, President Barack Obama was quick to say, "No, I don't think that [legalization] is a good strategy to grow our economy."

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Gibson: The Republicans' post-election dilemma

"I want Barack Obama to fail."

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