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Author: David Wolf

An adviser to corporations and organizations on strategy, communications, and public affairs, David Wolf has been working and living in Beijing since 1995, and now divides his time between China and California. He also serves as a policy and industry analyst focused on innovative and creative industries, a futurist, and an amateur historian. View all posts by David Wolf

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Should a Black Woman or a White Billionaire be President? December 27, 2019
The true test of the democratic (note the small “d”) process rests primarily on whether the candidates put forward are qualified for the offices they seek. Any attempt to qualify or disqualify someone on grounds of identity or net worth undermines that process and is antithetical to democracy.View On WordPress
Homelessness is not entirely about homes December 26, 2019
Homelessness is not entirely about homesWell-intended though it might be, you don’t solve homelessness by building homes. Homelessness is the symptom, not the cause, and we need to attack the causes with even greater vigor and resources than those with which we address the symptoms.View On WordPress
Double Uncertainty December 24, 2019
Trump (to media): “We’ll see what happens with North Korea.” China (to North Korea): “We’ll see what happens with Trump.”View On WordPress
How to Regain Your Political Sanity: Rule #2 December 24, 2019
How to Regain Your Political Sanity: Rule #2Learn the difference between someone who speaks for unity, and someone who speaks for division. Spend a lot more time listening to the former than to the latter.View On WordPress
How to Regain your Political Sanity: Rule #1 December 23, 2019
Learn the difference between an emotional argument and a rational argument, and why the latter tends to be stronger than the former. Then apply that to every political discussion you hear.View On WordPress
Seeing through the McConnell Reality Distortion Machine If... December 20, 2019
Seeing through the McConnell Reality Distortion Machine If Democrats are acting out of concern that McConnell wants a sham trial rigged to protect Trump, that’s because McConnell told us so.
Trump’s Energy Department delays phase out of incandescent lightbulbs - The Washington Post December 20, 2019
Trump’s Energy Department delays phase out of incandescent lightbulbs – The Washington PostThe Trump administration gave old fashioned, incandescent lightbulbs a holiday gift Friday: a new lease on life. Source: Trump’s Energy Department delays phase out of incandescent lightbulbs – The Washington Post This is corporate welfare, pure and simple, and at the c […]
91 profitable Fortune 500 companies paid $0 in taxes in 2018 under Trump's tax law December 20, 2019
91 profitable Fortune 500 companies paid $0 in taxes in 2018 under Trump’s tax law 91 Fortune 500 companies managed to avoid paying taxes in 2018 under the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). Source: 91 profitable Fortune 500 companies paid $0 in taxes in 2018 under Trump’s tax law Corporate welfare.View On WordPress
Disinformat December 20, 2019
Throughout its history of international relations, Russia has proven that the longest distance between any two points is the distance between conciliatory statements out of the Kremlin and an actual agreement to which Moscow will confirm. Beware of disinformation: the Russians made it an art form decades ago.View On WordPress
Why Are Young People Turning to Socialism? December 18, 2019
Why Are Young People Turning to Socialism? This brings me back to fear. The last time the Left had this much pull was during the Great Depression. There are parallels between that time and ours. In some ways the Depression was worse than anything we know now. But in at lest in one way, it seems like things are far worse today. Source: Why Are Young People Tu […]