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Interesting he hasn't spoken to Stoops.
Stoops forced Heupel to coach a style (Manziel without Manziel) that didn't suit Heupel or the personnel (Trevor Knight! LoL), then fired Heupel when it failed.
Glad Heupel's not bitter and that he's figured out some things. A shame it went down how it did though
Stoops forced Heupel to coach a style (Manziel without Manziel) that didn't suit Heupel or the personnel (Trevor Knight! LoL), then fired Heupel when it failed.
Glad Heupel's not bitter and that he's figured out some things. A shame it went down how it did though
or, think for yourself.
but yes, do look outside media conventional wisdom/advocacy
but yes, do look outside media conventional wisdom/advocacy
agree with this
Again, like it or not - the Trump Admin is gettjng some things done
Business and investors may still be underestimating both the Trump administration’s determination to challenge China and the amount of economic disruption that greater U.S.-China tension can bring. To the mix of longtime China hawks and trade hawks now driving U.S. policy, national security matters more than economic friction, and many of the protestations from the U.S. business community may fall on deaf ears. Both China and the U.S. are likely to move quickly, unpredictably and disruptively as they struggle for advantage; Wall Street should brace itself for further shocks.
In terms of domestic politics, the new and more confrontational policy is likely to be broadly popular. Mr. Trump’s populist base resents the “theft” of American jobs, and human-rights and religious-freedom advocates are increasingly troubled by China’s severe repression at home and support for authoritarian regimes abroad. The foreign-policy establishment may oppose Mr. Trump’s tactics, but it generally accepts the need for a stronger stance against China.
// Say what you want about this administration -- it is getting quite a few big things done.
In terms of domestic politics, the new and more confrontational policy is likely to be broadly popular. Mr. Trump’s populist base resents the “theft” of American jobs, and human-rights and religious-freedom advocates are increasingly troubled by China’s severe repression at home and support for authoritarian regimes abroad. The foreign-policy establishment may oppose Mr. Trump’s tactics, but it generally accepts the need for a stronger stance against China.
// Say what you want about this administration -- it is getting quite a few big things done.