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Written by Stumo
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Sunday, 06 April 2008 |
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Hillary in Butte, Montana. Brought to you because it took a glancing blow at the trade deficit.
Her language was also more exhortatory in a traditional Democratic
sense, using tropes that are always guaranteed to get Democrats on
their feet. A line about borrowing money from the Chinese to buy oil
from the Saudis drew particularly strong response, as did her
declaration near the end of the speech that one thing you know about
me is that when I say Ill stand by you, Ill stand by you.
Well. No solutions. But I like to report when they get close.
I heard Obama gave a strong China speech early last week, but have not seen it reported.
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The following article was written by Peter Morici, a professor at the University of Maryland School of Business and former Chief Economist at the U.S. International Trade Commission.
The Treasury is injecting another $27 billion into AIG and raising the
taxpayers investment to $150 billon. Secretary Paulson appears more
intent on helping his pals on Wall Street than protecting taxpayer
interests.
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