SELECTED OP - EDs AND ESSAYS
Real Clear World: Losing Germany
The Hill: Federal Reserve holds power beyond what we can imagine
Real Clear World: Five Coming Global Challenges
SALON: China: Enemy or Competitor
SALON: The 5 key trends in globalization during 2018 that will change America and the world
SALON: Desperate for new markets, MBS hits the road looking to unload oil he can no longer sell to America
The Hill: Stars align for trade deal with China
SALON: Globalization is bad for America is the lie that all Trump's other lies are based on
SALON: Lessons from the boxing ring for Xi and Trump during the China/U.S. trade war
SALON: Trump is repeating Hoover’s mistake by relying on targeted protectionist tariffs
The Hill: Is Vladimir Putin now the most successful leader in the world?
The Hill: Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin: Global rivals to be King of Chaos
The Hill: In America War Between Old and New Industries Challenges Culture
This was one of the most read Op-Eds in the Hill of that week. Picked up by Drudge and Real Clear World also ran in the Huff Post.
In addition a You Tube version was recorded
The Hill: The Danger of Trump at Davos
The Hill: Trumps National Security Strategy Misses The Mark on Globalization
This piece begins with ----“Does President Trump realize that China is now GM’s largest market with 11 joint venture plants that produced and delivered in 2016 more than 3.8 million vehicles? That Caterpillar sales rose 25 percent in the Asia-Pacific region, thanks mostly to China, where shipments have doubled? That China is Apple’s second largest market, and Google and Facebook attracted one-fifth of global advertising spending last year, nearly double the figure of five years ago.
NPR: To The Point with Warren Olney NPR- Remembering George H.W. Bush
President Trump’s speech and doctrine on the U.S. national security strategy shortly before the holidays appears to have been written for a world where these facts do not exist, a world that doesn’t appreciate that Facebook now has more users in India than in any other country. Ignoring the facts on the ground, the president’s strategy sees the world as pre-1914, where the great powers competed against each other for market share and power.”
The Hill: Trump’s Team Must Face The Reality of Technology and Jobs In America
Huffington Post: Trump and the Failure of The Reagan Revolution
Real Clear World: Elections and The Fear of Global Change
Huffington Post: Iowa, New Hampshire and The Disembodiment of American Foreign Policy
Huffington Post: China and The One Two Punch
Real Clear World How Congress Daily Undermines America
Huffington Post: The Globalization 5
Real Clear World: For Once A Positive Crisis
The Globalist: When the Talent Leaves
This piece had been broadly picked up and was one of the first Op-Eds to examine the importance of human capital to a modern nation’s well being.
The Globalist: Who Lost Egypt
This piece found a global audience and was quoted in the New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.
Real Clear World: Losing Germany
The Hill: Federal Reserve holds power beyond what we can imagine
Real Clear World: Five Coming Global Challenges
SALON: China: Enemy or Competitor
SALON: The 5 key trends in globalization during 2018 that will change America and the world
SALON: Desperate for new markets, MBS hits the road looking to unload oil he can no longer sell to America
The Hill: Stars align for trade deal with China
SALON: Globalization is bad for America is the lie that all Trump's other lies are based on
SALON: Lessons from the boxing ring for Xi and Trump during the China/U.S. trade war
SALON: Trump is repeating Hoover’s mistake by relying on targeted protectionist tariffs
The Hill: Is Vladimir Putin now the most successful leader in the world?
The Hill: Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin: Global rivals to be King of Chaos
The Hill: In America War Between Old and New Industries Challenges Culture
This was one of the most read Op-Eds in the Hill of that week. Picked up by Drudge and Real Clear World also ran in the Huff Post.
In addition a You Tube version was recorded
The Hill: The Danger of Trump at Davos
The Hill: Trumps National Security Strategy Misses The Mark on Globalization
This piece begins with ----“Does President Trump realize that China is now GM’s largest market with 11 joint venture plants that produced and delivered in 2016 more than 3.8 million vehicles? That Caterpillar sales rose 25 percent in the Asia-Pacific region, thanks mostly to China, where shipments have doubled? That China is Apple’s second largest market, and Google and Facebook attracted one-fifth of global advertising spending last year, nearly double the figure of five years ago.
NPR: To The Point with Warren Olney NPR- Remembering George H.W. Bush
President Trump’s speech and doctrine on the U.S. national security strategy shortly before the holidays appears to have been written for a world where these facts do not exist, a world that doesn’t appreciate that Facebook now has more users in India than in any other country. Ignoring the facts on the ground, the president’s strategy sees the world as pre-1914, where the great powers competed against each other for market share and power.”
The Hill: Trump’s Team Must Face The Reality of Technology and Jobs In America
Huffington Post: Trump and the Failure of The Reagan Revolution
Real Clear World: Elections and The Fear of Global Change
Huffington Post: Iowa, New Hampshire and The Disembodiment of American Foreign Policy
Huffington Post: China and The One Two Punch
Real Clear World How Congress Daily Undermines America
Huffington Post: The Globalization 5
Real Clear World: For Once A Positive Crisis
The Globalist: When the Talent Leaves
This piece had been broadly picked up and was one of the first Op-Eds to examine the importance of human capital to a modern nation’s well being.
The Globalist: Who Lost Egypt
This piece found a global audience and was quoted in the New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.