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nged, even with all of America's might. Samantha Power, a senior White House official before she became
e morally driven figures who nevertheless accept that the world is a fallen place which cannot easily be changed, even with all of America's might. Samantha Power, a senior White House official before she became U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, used to 5_4y, "We are all consequentialists now." We -- tha
ure, repression and stagnation. We are not buying. And America shouldn't either. Amr Darrag is a member of the executive board of the Freedom and Justice Party, which is affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood. He was Egypt's minister of planning and international cooperation under President Mohamed Morsi.
hina-insteada-has-enabled. & Jessica T. Mathews, 'Power Shift; Foreign Affairs (January/February 1997),
r jobs, homes, or gov- ernment services if they did not turn out for the party. The most charismatic opposition figure, the leader of the Unity and Justice Party, Birtukan Mideksa, re- mained in prison during the election, in which opposi- tion candidates took only two seats 22 The possible motivations for ret
Foreign Affairs Morsi Makes His Move: What the Power Grab Means for Cairo -- And Washington Steven A
believe that this is a step in the transition toward democracy, but I'm very apprehensive," said Nora Soliman, one of the founders of the liberal Justice Party. "They have control over most of the levers of power." Soliman said she was no fan of the country's generals but saw them as a necessary evil durin
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