I think Barack Obama will affect Asia more than any President of the United States because now is when Asia is the strongest, and it is the right time to affect it.
"Obama said that he wouldn't sell any weapons to Taiwan." My Father.
"From an Asian point of view, we all know how much respect matters and how much we want to respect our leaders, so I think Obama will be someone whom our leadership will want to deal more freely and comfortably with because he brings charisma, intelligence and warmth to the table." Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, Neha Sood.
"He gives a sense of hope that he can integrate not only a nation that is fractured, but a world that has become increasingly disintegrated. And I think he will be able to integrate forces in a way that McCain might not have been able to do." Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, Jonathan Marshall.
"One, he would disengage in Asia and stop any positive process of negotiations... and my second concern is that it would hurt the economy if he decides to keep jobs at home. Many jobs in my country are outsourced from America, so that would be bad for my country." Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, Sanjana Govindan.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/387890/1/.html
Kiribati
14 years ago
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Good job using the quotation marks and telling who made the statements. Also, good job citing our source.
Don't forget to do your post on "Time Management Tips". :)
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