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Talking about Tung’s comment on trading, Secreto said that domestic policies can be a challenge. “He talked about it, but he didn??t address the feelings of auto worker in Michigan or the factory workers in Ohio, who think that China is taking away their jobs. Those feelings are real. Yes, we need more trade, but there are more serious problems...
...analyze comedy is what differentiates the professionals from people who are just funny.Kenward, who has been working on SNL since 2001, also credits the humor magazine with opening up his eyes to the world of professional comedy writing. “Before I was on the Lampoon I didn??t even really know that being a comedy writer was a career path that was open to people,” he says. “I wanted to write for SNL after I got on the Lampoon and realized that that was something that I could...
...course, Stead surely didn??t mean that Christ would have been disappointed with Chicago’s corrupt politicians: Who could really fault a city so embedded in its state’s political tradition? Leaders of Chicago’s infamous political dynasty, the Daley family, were daringly complicit in the cronyism and gangsterism led by Al Capone in the early 1900s; Mayor Richard J. Daley notably capitalized on the New Deal and segregated the city on racial lines solely in order to promote his own self-interest...
...imagine—the Bank of New York versus this poor black man in Dorchester earning $700 a month in Social Security,” he says. “He didn??t even know the property foreclosed, he’s not the most sophisticated of people, and he’s living in a bedroom of a house just trying...
...whether or not ordinary parents, who can’t work the system, are able to get their kids into a decent school.” Yet he chose to send his kids to private school instead of personally supporting the public-school system. Unlike the Clintons, the Obamas didn??t even tour a public alternative. This decision, while understandable, perpetuates the distinction between “ordinary” parents and the powerful elite—and the resulting education...