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G.O.P. / Obama / Politics

Why the Republicans need to get behind Romney

By Steve on November 9, 2011

Herman Cain is the front runner in the Republican race to the White House despite new charges of sexual harassment leveled against him.  However this week’s New Yorker has an article that says, The knowing people who…

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China / Great Britain / Hong Kong / Politics / Steve's Life

Chris Patten, Hong Kong’s last Governor, back for a visit

By Steve on October 27, 2011

Chris Patten, Hong Kong’s last Governor, returned to the territory for the first time in 3 years to a receptive audience of well wishers.  Patten, or Fat Pang as he is also affectionately known, remains…

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Great Britain / Politics / Television / TV You Should Watch

TV You Should Watch: Yes Minister!

By Steve on October 6, 2011

I’ve been meaning to start a series of occasional posts highlighting what I believe are the Best TV Shows ever and why you should give them a look see.  This post is prompted by seeing…

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G.O.P. / Politics

Chris Christie: Please…Please run for President!!

By Steve on September 29, 2011

Chris Christie probably won’t run…but I sure hope he does.  Up until now I’ve been somewhat behind Mitt Romney.  One because he has increasingly impressed me in his debate performances and second because most of…

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Americana / China / G.O.P. / Hong Kong / Politics / Steve's Life

Diversity: or How America makes Americans

By Steve on September 25, 2011

My 9 month old son, Ethan George, attended his first Republican meeting this week.  Being that I am in Hong Kong I need to qualify that statement to say I am referring to the American…

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Democrats / G.O.P. / Obama / Politics

Dylan Ratigan’s Rant and President Obama’s failed leadership

By Steve on August 12, 2011

There is a Shakespearean sentiment that is brewing within America.  Republicans and Democrats alike have been completely ineffective in dealing with the economic crisis that is beginning to jeopardize, at least the perception, of America’s…

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China / Great Britain / Hong Kong / Politics

Return of the Gweilo

By Steve on March 16, 2011

I lived in Hong Kong in the years leading up to July 1, 1997 when the territory was returned to China from Great Britain.  During those days it was common to see gweilos (a vaguely pejorative…

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Americana / Democrats / G.O.P. / Obama / Politics

Happy Birthday to The Gipper!

By Steve on February 7, 2011

He would have been 100 years old today!  Across America, Cenetennial celebrations are being carried out to mark what would have been the 100th birthday of former President Ronald Wilson Reagan.  I miss the Gipper!  He…

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Americana / Obama / Politics / Social Commentary

America: Let’s make “Civility” contagious!

By Steve on January 13, 2011

The shooting in Tucson was tragic!  Twenty people shot, 6 fatally including a 9 year old girl and a United States Congresswoman who is in critical condition with a bullet through her head  I won’t…

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Democrats / G.O.P. / Politics

John Boehner & the 112th Congress

By Steve on January 7, 2011

I’m becoming more and more impressed with John Boehner!  As the new Speaker of the House assumes his gavel and the newly crowned Republican led 112th Congress take their seats, a lot of expectation is growing…

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