Apr
24
By Tia Tian Chi
Senate Clinton has won the Pennsylvania primary as she and her supporters were hoping, but the coming path is going to be tougher for her as well as the entire Democratic Party. In the important and hard-fought primary of Pennsylvania, Senate Clinton won 1,237,696 votes, 54.6% of the total, and Senate Obama [...]
Apr
23
The Unpredictable Future of US Presidential Race
April 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment
By Maggie ZUO Yitong
Yesterday, in the Pennsylvania primaries, The Democratic Party presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, leading a record of 10 percent more to defeat her opponent Obama. Thus, the United States at home and abroad, many people have this kind of suspicion: Whether Hillary can take this opportunity to reverse her disadvantages, and eventually won [...]
Apr
23
The Expression of Anger
April 23, 2008 | 1 Comment
By Maggie ZUO Yitong
It is not a post about psychology, hopefully, the title could not mislead my meaning. Regarding those recent top news in China, especially “Chinese boycotts of Carrefour”. Firstlly, I would like to discuss about the word “Fenqing” in China.
I searched it in Google, and found the translation from the website. “Fenqing” which [...]
Apr
23
Philadelphia Democratic Debate: “the worst ever”
April 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment
By Tia Tian Chi
One of the most important Democratic Primaries is taking place in Pennsylvania today. Since the Democratic primaries started in January, there are now only ten primaries and 566 pledged delegate votes left for Democrats to choose their nominee for the presidential election in November, while Republicans have been uniting for their presumptive [...]
Apr
11
Gallup Daily:Obama 50% Hillary 42%
April 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment
By Jojo Yang
In the race for the Democratic nomination, Gallup says Obama is ahead of Clinton today by 8 percentage points — 50%-42%. Yesterday, he led by 10 — 51%-41%.
Gallup says: Barack Obama continues to lead Hillary Clinton in national Democratic preferences for the Democratic presidential nomination, now by an eight percentage point margin of [...]
Apr
10
Who is McCain’s Running Mate, Rice?
April 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment
By Maggie ZUO Yitong
Is Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice campaigning to be John McCain’s running mate? Recently, the news has been broadly discussed in international media. Dan Senor, a former military spokesman for coalition forces in Baghdad, firstly sent out the signals in a program in ABC, and said that Ms. Rice spoke last week [...]
Apr
10
Obama: Tibet and China Policy
April 10, 2008 | 1 Comment
By Kitty XIE Rui (2)
Obama put out a statement on his campaign website in response to the protests by Tibetans on March. 14, calling on that the Chinese government should respect the basic human rights of the people of Tibet.
“I am deeply disturbed by reports of a crackdown and arrests ordered by Chinese authorities [...]
Apr
8
Hillary urges Bush to boycott Beijing Olympics
April 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment
by Jojo
US Presidential Candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton on April 7th urged Bush not to come to see Beijing Olympics, and to boycott the Beijing Olympics opening ceremonies this summer unless China improves human rights, after her opponent Obama said not to boycott Beijing Olympics a few days ago.
Hillary in a statement cited violent clashes in [...]
Apr
5
Why the West always Misread China?
April 5, 2008 | 1 Comment
by Maggie ZUO Yitong
Recently, the world has turned the focus from US election to China, due to the recent Tibetan Unrest in Lhasa. I think it is not necessary to criticize the misleading repots from western media, because you could find that in almost every TV program in mainland China, without doubt, the western media [...]
Mar
14
McCain’s Bright Future
March 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment
by Maggie ZUO Yitong
McCain and Obama, one is old, the other one is young; one is white, the other one is black. McCain relied on his experience over the years, Obama relied on portraying a bright political future for the United States. There is no doubt that McCain compared with Obama, the biggest advantage is [...]
