Showing posts with label Michael Auslin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michael Auslin. Show all posts
Monday, April 29, 2019
Well, I Like A US-UK FTA
Donald Trump Can Deliver Britain A Post-Brexit Trade Boost, with Michael Auslin, Financial Times, April 29, 2019. "While the world waits to see if the US and China can call a truce in their tariff war, President Donald Trump is quietly making potentially major trade moves with the UK and Japan. Halfway through his term, Mr Trump may finally begin to make good on his oft-repeated goal of concluding bilateral fair trade pacts."
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Monday, May 1, 2017
Getting BAD
Reclaiming American Realism, with Michael Auslin and Colin Dueck, American Affairs, May 2017. "Trump himself may not be the answer to the threats the country faces, but his election offers an opportunity to reconsider the state of our relations with the world, to more forthrightly admit what has failed, and to consider bolder changes in our approach to foreign policy than would take place after a more “normal” election. Conservatives must recognize the widespread public dissatisfaction, and respond with a realistic approach to the challenges we face abroad and at home. Failing to do this will result not merely in a more dangerous world, but also in a yet more disillusioned U.S. public that will demand a retreat that endangers our vital interests and puts the ability of Americans to live freely at risk."
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
My Panel Presentation on Anglo-American Relations at AEI
Anchor Allies Adrift: Can the United States Depend on Japan and Great Britain?, panel presentation with Dr. Michael Auslin (AEI), with comments by Tom Donnelly (AEI), hosted by Paul Wolfowitz (AEI), March 17, 2009.
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