A moment later, Mr. Robertson seemed to contradict himself. Gary L. Bauer, a former Republican presidential candidate who is president of the conservative organization American Values, said he welcomed Mr. Robertson's statement yesterday. But the fact remains that a number of people that ought to know better, including some good American capitalists and too many conservative leaders, have been willing to make excuses for reprehensible behavior by Beijing. A spokeswoman at Mr. Robertson's Christian Broadcasting Network said he was traveling yesterday and unavailable for further comment. In an interview held with Wolf Blitzer and which aired on CNN Monday evening, I did not express my full conviction in regard to the question of population growth of mainland China.
Portal sites are gateways to the Internet.
It calls itself a lifestyle portal. The portal site does not offer religious content. Instead, it emphasizes news, entertainment, and lifestyle information catering to China s growing pop culture. Robertson s Asian venture seeks to duplicate Yahoo s success in China s booming Internet economy. Robertson Asset Management, the fund management firm owned by the founder of CBN, launched the Chinese Web site in February 1999.