Hug It Out in Beijing: Trump Says Xi’s Giving Him a ‘Big Fat...
Kathy Hochul and Zohran Mamdani Are Teaming Up to Sell More Real Estate......
Insane Woman, Freed After Trying to Burn Father Alive and Threatening Priest, Stabs...
Victim Signaling: MN State Senator John Hoffman Tries to Link the Word 'Illegals'...
Democrats' Latest Great White Beta Male Hope Just Set a Record for Burning...
Pressley’s Hypocrisy: Fights to Make 'Temp' Protected Status Permanent for Haitians Yet Tr...
Tom Steyer's Radical Campaign Promise: Abolish ICE, Jail ICE Agents, and Turn CA...
Australian Journo on Team Humanity Hopes the US and Israel Suffer a Crushing...
CBS News: Five-Year-Old ‘Arrested’ by ICE Shows Signs of Psychological Trauma
AOC: Members of Congress Think They Can Get Away With It Because the...
Erika Kirk Backed Out of UGA Event with JD Vance Due to Serious...
'All Black Guys Look Like Obama?' Biden's Awkward Gaffe Goes Viral
WaPo Columnist Shadi Hamid: 'No Recollection' of Eric Swalwell Ever Running for President
Gov. Spanberger Signs Law Which Will Award VA's Electoral College Votes to Popular...
'They Don’t Know What They’re Talking About’: Homan Schools Pope on Immigration’s Brutal...

James Woods torches George W. Bush Center's call for 'a new strategy for globalization' after the COVID-19 crisis passes

Do we miss George W. Bush sometimes? A little. And he’s been a great ex-president: laying low and doing some wonderful humanitarian work in Africa. But it was more than a little off-putting to see the George W. Bush Presidential Center feature a piece on how the coronavirus crisis has shown that the United States needs to reassess its stance on globalization.

Advertisement

That’s Matthew Rooney, director of the economic growth program at the George W. Bush Institute, writing. He does mention some downsides of globalization, such as climate change and “structural changes to our economy”:

… Too many people feel not just left behind, but betrayed. The result has been a political backlash that increasingly threatens the prosperity and security that globalization has brought. The current crisis appears to be strengthening this backlash, as more and more leaders in the United States and Europe call to bring manufacturing back home and put the brakes on immigration, whatever the cost.

We don’t know; bringing the manufacturing of pharmaceuticals and medical equipment back home seems like a really good idea right now, seeing the quality of what China’s putting out.

So, less “America first” and more globalization anyone?

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

That tweet didn’t go over too well. What do they do at the Bush Center anyway?


Related:

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Twitchy Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement