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  • President Trump, There’s One Island That Could Form A Pacific Wall Against Chinese Influence

    07/07/2017 5:13:25 AM PDT · by Kaslin · 13 replies
    Townhall.com ^ | July 6, 2017 | Matt Vespa
    Where America’s Day BeginsTumon–While the rest of the country debates President Trump’s Twitter use, health care reform, tax reform, border security, the war on terrorism, and the 2018 midterms, it’s easy for some stories to fall by the wayside.The 2016 election was dominated by many issues, but trade was a key factor that helped push Donald Trump over the top. The main villain was China. Yet, trade isn’t the only arena where we’re going to do battle with this Asian economic powerhouse.In the Pacific, China is spreading dollars, subsidizing building projects across Tonga and the Federated States of Micronesia. The...
  • Conan, Lambert And Those Insular Coastal Elites

    01/15/2010 7:29:00 AM PST · by Slyscribe · 7 replies · 452+ views
    IBD's Capital Hill ^ | 1/15/2010 | Ed Carson
    Amid NBC’s messy late-night lineup fight, a “wired army” has used blogs, Facebook and Twitter to support embattled “Tonight Show” host Conan O’Brien. There’s little cyber backing for Jay Leno. It’s always been trendy to prefer O’Brien or David Letterman. Everyone knows they’re funny and Leno’s not. But when it came to actual viewers, Leno consistently beat Letterman while O’Brien has struggled as his replacement. (Leno has flopped at 10 o’clock.)
  • Nobel literature chief: US writing too 'insular' (too isolated, 'ignorant' to compete with Europe)

    09/30/2008 12:59:07 PM PDT · by NormsRevenge · 29 replies · 840+ views
    AP on Breitbart.com ^ | 9/30/08 | AP
    STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) - The man who announces the Nobel Prize in literature says the United States is too "insular" and ignorant to compete with Europe when it comes to great writing. In an exclusive interview with The Associated Press, Horace Engdahl said Tuesday that "Europe still is the center of the literary world."