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December 2000

Vol.3, No. 10

Contents

What Lies Ahead for U.S. Leadership?
   by Darris McNeely

U.S. Election Crisis - End of Political Stability?
   by Melvin Rhodes

World Watches U.S. Post- Election Predicament
   by Cecil Maranville

The Perfect Prophetic Storm
   by Mario Seigle

In Brief...World News Review
    by Darris McNeely,
   Cecil E. Maranville
   John Ross
   Ross Schroeder

This is the Way...One Moment in Time
   by Robin Webber

Dec '00 WNP Main

World Watches U.S. Post- Election Predicament

The world has been watching and evaluating the spectacle. Has the United States' image, and more importantly, its power and prestige, been compromised?

by Cecil E. Maranville

The U.S. election surprised even those who predicted a close race. One authority on probability equated it with the likelihood that a tossed coin would land on its edge - and remain upright! Suspicion has given way to angry accusations, motivated by bitterness and resentment. Internally, officials claim and citizens expect all wounds to heal and business to go on as usual. However, the world has been watching and evaluating the spectacle! Has the United States' image, and more importantly, its power and prestige, been compromised?

As noted in the November issue of World News and Prophecy, U.S. citizens have focused their attention inward over the past year, due to a protracted, competitive and divisive presidential campaign. Instead of the fracas dissolving into post-election harmony, it blossomed into a never-before-experienced (in the United States) contentiousness. Will the tight election results permanently harm the U.S. internally? A convincing majority of its citizens said, "No" in a November 26-27 poll conducted jointly by CNN, USA Today and Gallup. Since a democratic government's effectiveness is directly proportional to the confidence of its electorate, that's a strong indicator that the country will weather the crisis. (Of course, how much people come together and how well the major political parties are able to cooperate remains to be seen.)

Read the full article at www.wnponline.org/wnp/wnp0012/world.htm


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