Word: chungs
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...didn't even think about that," said Andrew G.W. Chung...
...While Chung said he is not personally concerned about the message, he said he "could see a lot of people getting offended by that...
...fact that the restriction was not in place implies either that the convenience of not having to approve every message manually was deemed to be greater than the risk of offensive messages being sent through the list, or that the administrator(s) of the list were simply technically incompetent. --Chung-chieh Shan...
This time Suettinger made his alarm plain. He wrote to Lake that Chung's mission was "very troubling" because it interfered in a "diplomatically difficult and high-stakes issue." He added, "All we can do is hope the Chinese recognize Chung's credentials are thin and that his message should be treated with caution." Suettinger feared that Chung could "do damage" and recommended that "we be very careful about the kinds of favors he is granted...
...over electoral victory. When Trie, a D.N.C. fund raiser and an old Clinton friend from Arkansas, asked for a presidential photo with Chinese officials he was hosting in April 1993, Lake argued against the meeting because the officials were not high ranking. He got his way. But as the Chung case shows, the President's donors had a greater interest in diplomacy than was previously known. In March 1996, Trie sent a letter to Clinton questioning whether his deployment of two aircraft carrier battle groups to the Taiwan Strait at the time would provoke a war with China, an outcome...