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Old November 28th 03, 08:28 PM
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Doctor Artaud wrote ...

Mr.
Sasser blatantly asserted that it makes good sense for American companies
to relocate their manufacturing to China, as this will greatly increase
their profits.


Sounds like something you'd hear from one of those greedy republicans.
Look at all those years "us little people" thought the kommie-krats
*really* cared about us. Now the truth comes out. Woe is us. :-(
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Old November 28th 03, 09:13 PM
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"Doctor Artaud" wrote in message ...
You had to be there.

CNN interviewed the U.S. Ambassador to China, James Sasser, a former
Democratic senator. Of the trade imbalance, in no uncertain terms, Mr.
Sasser blatantly asserted that it makes good sense for American companies
to relocate their manufacturing to China, as this will greatly increase
their profits. (Notice that it doesn't translate into lower prices for
the consumer). He also went on to say that it's too bad for Americans
that the jobs are going to China, but what the heck, the Chinese are
certainly benefiting from it, as it is raising their standard of living.
He was actually arrogant about it, disregarding the host's questions
about the negative impact that unfair trade will have on the American
Economy.

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From the same party, the now retired Texas senator
Jim Wright's famous quote----- "We only want to 'hep' you people",,
Uh Huh


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