Robert Ariail
Joseph Heller
Stuart Carlson
Robert Ariail
Gary Varvel
Gary Varvel
Jeff Stahler
Stuart Carlson
Robert Ariail
Jeff Stahler
Dave Granlund
Jeff Stahler
Joe Heller
Gary Varvel
Joe Heller
Jeff Stahler
Gary Varvel
Gary Varvel
Jeff Stahler
Dave Granlund
Jospeh Heller
Gary Varvel
Gary Varvel
Dave Granlund
Jeff Stahler
Robert Ariail
Stuart Carlson
Jeff Stahler
Stuart Carlson
Dave Granlund
President Obama's speech in Berlin today shows that America needs Germany to help with global issues. But German power has limits. Obama needs fresh ideas to help Europe and to fortify the transatlantic relationship, because the circumstances that created this bond no longer exist.
President Obama needs to offer some fresh ideas for the future of America's most important alliance – its partnership with Europe. After wrapping up the G8 summit this week in Northern Ireland, Mr. Obama is in Berlin today for his first official visit to Germany. There he will give a speech at the Brandenburg Gate, which has come to symbolize Berlin’s post-cold war reunification. This itinerary is entirely appropriate, given Germany's ascendancy as the Continent's pivotal power.
