alloons. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015106 --- PAGE BREAK --- John Mitchell would get thoroughly briefed on whatever the issue was—Haiphong Harbor or Senator Fulbright or the need for increased spending—and then, without ever letting Martha know that he expected her to give a scoop to some lucky reporter that evenin

pendent Chinese-language media, the US government should consider doing more to help such independent outlets survive, including using grants via the Fulbright program or other vehicles, such as the State Department International Visitors or Speakers’ Bureau. Domestically, the US government could also consid

port Beginning the Journey: China, the United States, and the WTO. He is a consultant to the U.S. government on trade and economic security issues. A Fulbright professor in the People’s Republic of China (1990 to 1991), Mr. Nealer has served as a lecturer, program moderator, and adjunct professor of trade la