Taiwan, a Difficult Dilemma Facing the U.S.
Taiwan deserves America’s help, but our national debt nears 37 trillion. We need a strong economy if America is to repel China’s aggression.
Read MoreTaiwan deserves America’s help, but our national debt nears 37 trillion. We need a strong economy if America is to repel China’s aggression.
Read MoreThe U.S. economy will break under all the stress and the nation is on its way to become subservient to China — China’s goal — unless economic issues stemming from the pandemic are mitigated.
Read MoreMore than five decades ago, the U.S. and China did not have diplomatic relations. But in 1972 it was universally felt that diplomatic relations with China was a worthwhile optimistic goal. Now as it turns out, China’s behavior has become an economic and political powder keg. Here is the solution.
Read MoreA 25 percent tariff on all imports from China would create 1.36 million jobs in five years, according to an economic study.
Read MoreMore fireworks between China and Google. But this time it was from Chinese state media aimed at Google, Apple, Yahoo, Microsoft, Cisco Systems and Facebook. The Chinese journalists wanted the government to “to punish severely the pawns” of the U.S. government. The tech firms were accused of spying on China.
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