James Fallows Quotes

I Don't Think Anybody Who Is Already With Donald Trump Is Going To Be Peeled Off By His Not Knowing About Nato Or Why Japan Does Not Have Nuclear Weapons, Or Things Of That Sort.

It Seems To Be The Case That For The People Who Actually Are All In With Donald Trump - Which Is Who Knows: 35, 38, 40 Per Cent Of The Electorate - Apparently Nothing Can Dissuade Them.

The Amazing Thing About Trump Is That He Is So Completely Predictable. Hillary Clinton Knows That If She Teases Him About Either His Wealth, His Taxes, The Women Who Are Coming After Him Or His Preposterous Claims Of Being Against The Iraq War, He Cannot Resist.

The Hawk And The Dove Is A Wonderful Idea For A Book, Wonderfully Carried Out. Nicholas Thompson Has Used Illuminating New Material To Present Each Of His Protagonists In A Convincing, Respectful, But Unsparing Way. Even More Valuable, He Has Used The Interactions And Tensions Between Paul Nitze And George Kennan To Bring Much Of American 20th Century Foreign Policy To Life, With Human Richness Ever Present But With The Big Issues Clear In All Their Complexity.

When A Company Is Charging Money For A Product - As Evernote Does For All Above Its Most Basic Service, And Same For Dropbox And Sugarsync - You Understand Its Incentive For Sticking With That Product.

For The Record, I Am Sticking With My Claim That The Simultaneous Degradation Of Air Quality, Water Quality, Water Supply, Food Safety, Soil Quality, And Other Environment-related Variables Is The Main Challenge To China's Continued Development.

There's No Longer Any Surprise In Noting That China Has Grave Environmental Problems.

In A Time Of Transition For Journalism All Around The World, It's Reassuring To Know That Some Of The Old Ways Endure.

I've Learned That I Need To Spell Out, Even In Cases Seemingly So Blatant, That In Fact I Am Not Taking This At Face Value And Am Being 'sarcastic.

I Am Explicitly Not Opening The Giant Can Of Worms That Is The Ongoing Current Discussion Of Patent, Copyright, And Trademark Reform.

Everyone In The Chinese Economic World Knows That The Country Is Not Going To Move Out Of Cheap-workhouse Status, Toward The Realm Of 'real' Rich-country Corporate Power And Prosperity, Unless (among Other Changes) It Begins Removing These Price Distortions.

For A Decade Or More After The Vietnam War, The People Who Had Guided The U.s. To Disaster Decently Shrank From The Public Stage.