Xiamen travel postcard (Silkwinds magazine)
Donald Trump Is Killing Republicans With Minorities
“Donald Trump Is Killing Republicans With Minorities”, published at The Federalist on September 4, 2016 There is a reluctance to make any judgment about what the continuing bigoted remarks... Read More
Protest at Shanghai mall over financial fraud reflects a growing trend
“Protests at Shanghai mall over financial fraud a growing trend”, published at China Travel Writer Blog on July 25, 2016 On July 16, law enforcement officers were stationed outside the iap... Read More
Ethnic Culture Struggles to Survive in Guangxi, China
“Trip to Chengyang”, published at Panda Guides on November 6, 2015 On the ride into Chengyang, this spring the minibus bounced over rocks and bumps. Along the side of the road, I could see... Read More
Societies Change, but the Beer Remains the Same
“Societies Change, but the Beer Remains the Same”, published in Roads and Kingdoms on October 28, 2015 333 Beer in Saigon Food vendors pushed three-wheeled carts down the street. Motorcycl... Read More
Keep Speaking Spanish, Jeb Bush
“Keep Speaking Spanish, Jeb Bush”, published at The Federalist on October 2, 2015 Every night, Ellen’s bar is filled with the chatter of people speaking foreign languages. There’s some... Read More
Stuart Stevens On Taking The Field, From Football To The Presidency
“Stuart Stevens On Taking The Field, From Football To The Presidency”, published in Roads and Kingdoms on September 16, 2015 In 2012, Stuart Stevens helped Mitt Romney secure a prize many people c... Read More
Don’t let history of WWII control today’s policy
“70th anniversary a time for reflection”, published in China.org.cn on September 2, 2015 The September 2nd anniversary of Japan signing the papers of surrender aboard the USS Missouri in T... Read More
How American Expats Can Represent Their Country
“How American Expats Can Represent Their Country”, published in The Federalist on June 18, 2015 I was standing on stage wearing a pink Hello Kitty shirt, Hello Kitty glasses, a wig, and a ... Read More
Tolerance is key in the wake of tragedy
“Tolerance is key in the wake of tragedy”, published in China.org.cn on April 2, 2015 Everyone has their own ideas about religion. Everyone has their own ideas about what is offensive or b... Read More