Correctly Assessing President Bill Clinton

Correctly Assessing President Bill Clinton

President Clinton left office in January 2001 but has maintained great influence over the Democratic Party since then. With another critical Presidential election imminent, let me correctly assess his 8-year Presidency, highlighted as follows:

  • Overall, was he a good President? No! He was mediocre at best!
  • Have both his immediate predecessor and successor made him look better? Yes!
Correctly Assessing President George W. Bush

Correctly Assessing President George W. Bush

President George W. Bush left office in 2009 and has been staying low since then for some good reasons. With another critical Presidential election imminent, let me correctly assess his 8-year Presidency, highlighted as follows:

  • President Bush II is the world’s #1 war criminal this century!
  • History will not be kind to him!

Now, let me break it down into the good, the bad, and the ugly …

Correctly Assessing President Barack Obama

Correctly Assessing President Barack Obama

President Obama left office in January 2017 but has maintained significant influence over the Democratic Party since then. With another critical Presidential election imminent, let me correctly assess his 8-year Presidency, highlighted as follows:

  • Overall, was he a good President? No!
  • Have both his immediate predecessor and successor made him look better? Yes!
  • History will not be kind to him (nor to GWB)!

Now, let me break it down into the good, the bad, and the ugly …

October 6, 1982

October 6, 1982

Do you remember what you were doing on October 6, 1982?

Perhaps not, as it was exactly 42 years ago.

But I do, because it was a special day for me – I finally “escaped” from “communist China” on that day – I left China for Japan on October 6, 1982!

No, I did not leave China in a boat, nor did I sneak out of China in darkness. Instead, together with 149 other “top” Chinese students, I left China with a huge honor: after being chosen by the government to pursue graduate degrees in Japan, we were warmly sent off by some government officials on that day in anticipation that we, upon completion of our studies in Japan, would all come back home, helping modernize China.