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To: lbryce

Once more - just like NAFTA - Bill Clinton’s legacy continues to erode the US economy...then again, the corporations and Republican ran Congress was for opening up trade to China thinking US manufactures and exports was going to bank roll the US...no one ever stopped and asked, “What if the Chinese devalue their money making US goods to expensive for the Chinese people to buy?” “Then what will happen?”

Yeah - kinda like going into Iraq and Afghanistan...no one ever stopped and did a serious evaluation of Islam pissing on democracy and would never end up accepting freedoms like we used to have here in the US....

Politicians never THINK about the consequences and their analysts never go beyond what they are asked to produce...and now the US manufacturing sector has paid for it and Barry isn’t going to do a damn think about it - it’s too above his little socialist brain to understand what needs to be done...China fooled us all!!!


5 posted on 01/10/2014 5:45:59 AM PST by BCW (Salva reipublicae)
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To: BCW

Correct...however the Bush family...and many GOP agree w Clinton and Obama on Free Trade w Commie China

And, sadly, quite a few on FR agree w Clinton, Obama, Al Gore...etc...on Free Trade. Though, most FReepers are seeing the light now


7 posted on 01/10/2014 5:50:09 AM PST by SeminoleCounty (Amnesty And Not Ending ObamaCare Will Kill GOP In 2014)
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To: BCW
Politicians never THINK about the consequences

Sure they do. They knew what free trade with Red China would do to this country. They planned it that way.

8 posted on 01/10/2014 6:03:49 AM PST by Count of Monte Fisto (The foundation of modern society is the denial of reality.)
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