Awhile back Gen Powell was a guest on Wolf’s Sunday’s program.
I was not impressed. He told Wolf to call him General,
however, he was quick to call McCain, Senator McCain,
and Clinton and Obama, Mrs Clinton, Mr. Obama,
hey Colin, why not Senator Clinton and Senator Obama.
I rest my case.

THE CLINTONS ARE MORALLY BANKRUPT–NOT JUST ABOUT SEX, FAMILY VALUES AND MONICA, BUT ABOUT LIFE ETHICS!!!

Hillary forgot her husband’s advice during the Gore-Bush campaign: “never underestimate your opponent.” Both Bill and Hillary under pressure from political opponents and Keneth Starr always use to tell us that their opponents were only about insults. And in one of CNN’s debate, Hillary talked about something “right out of the Republican play book.” NOW, what do you think the Clintons are doing now: insults, negative attacks, women card, race card, Latino-Black card, plagiarisn card (does any one in the media know that Hillary stole the title of her book, “It takes a Village” from an old African proverbs? See google search on that),slash and burn, all for Hillary’s ambition! Though disclaiming it, the Clintons have even encouraged the setting up of attack organizations to attack Sen. Obama, and another one to make the case for claiming Michigan and Florida. You can’t fool us this time! Voters have been saying so very loudly throughout this month–in ten contests across America.

Alina Cho,
I am fascinated by your career, but I am particularly fascinated by your North Korea bit. As a senior in highschool, I’m applying to college to become what you are: an asian reporter traveling and presenting news. I am of Filipino descent and there is nothing more that I would love than to be able to provide my immigrant family with the pride (as well as some financial benefits) of seeing their daughter, a first- generation born American citizen on television reporting the latest news from around the world.
I guess what I am trying to say is I entirely relate to your piece and I am very interested to see how your interview goes. If you’d like to contact me with any advice or tips pertaining to how I can, basically, reach my goal of becoming a general assignment correspondent like yourself, feel free to email me.
Again, I think your piece is absolutely wonderful and I am very excited to see how your trip goes.
Kaitlin

I can imagine that the process of travelling to North Korea must be exciting and a little frightening at the same time; for someone with ties to the Korean penninsula even more so. I planned to go to North Korea last year for the Mass Games but cancelled due to the rising nuclear tensions at the time. The Korean people share a common language and common culture, but the societies have developed under very different environments over the last 50 years. This change has made them different in many ways, but I don’t believe that these differences are irreconcilable. The most difficult issue to resolve if or when Korea is unified is the issue of their economies. When East and West Germany reunified, their economies were only slightly different, but it caused a huge recession in Germany at the time. South Korea is the worlds 13th largest economy; North Korea is one of the worlds poorest countries, if they were to combine now, it would be disastrous to the Korean people, this is one of the reasons why the South Korean government is worried about the possible collapse of the North Korean government at the present time. The general plan is to help build North Korea’s economy to the point where the two could realistically unify without huge economic repercussions. But that still leaves the problem of two governments, one people. I wish you luck on your journey in the North, and I hope that the concert by the New York Philharmonic will be sucessful from a musical standpoint, and a diplomatic one as well.

Oh,cool!!
You know ..I`m half Korean and half Chinese and I `m born in South Korea .I was wishing to know more about North Korea and I hope you can bring lots of imformation~
If you can…..haha….
Any way good luck with your trip!!