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WSJ: What Mitt Learned at Bain Capital

On August 24, 2012, in 2012 Presidential Race, American Exceptionalism, Budgets, Economy, Federal Government, Jobs, Obama Administration, Public Emloyee Unions, Regulation, Republican Party, Spending, State Government, Taxes, by Dr. James Huang

From the WSJ Mitt Romney: What I Learned at Bain Capital My business experience taught me how to help companies grow—and what to do when trouble arises. When you see a problem, run toward it before the problem gets worse. The back-to-school season is here, and as parents take their children to shop for school [...]

The Case of Jeremy Lin–A Challenge to the Liberal Media & So Called “Civil Rights” Leaders

On February 22, 2012, in American Exceptionalism, Issues, Jobs, Obama Administration, Recent News, Republican Party, Tea Party, by Dr. James Huang

My wife (Peggy) and I were discussing the success of Jeremy Lin who is a sensational basketball player with the New York Knicks. We are sickened to read and to hear racist comments against Asians from the liberal media. Look at ESPN, Saturday Night Live, and FOX Sports who used terms and jeers such [...]

WSJ: What Mitt Learned at Bain Capital

The Case of Jeremy Lin–A Challenge to the Liberal Media & So Called “Civil Rights” Leaders

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