Thanks for the neg rep, it tells me I am going in the correct direction.
Sure. Happy to help someone down the road to Hell.
Does it hurt to be that stupid and ignorant??
You tell me first.
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Thanks for the neg rep, it tells me I am going in the correct direction.
Sure. Happy to help someone down the road to Hell.
Does it hurt to be that stupid and ignorant??
Note, under Obama the pace of job migration to China has jumped by almost an entire order of magnitude
Question for rdean: do you buy any products made in China?
You do realize that for almost all that period unemployment was below 5%, right?
Question for rdean: do you buy any products made in China?
Question for rdean: do you buy any products made in China?
At this point, how can you not? Even the silicon used in you PC transistors come from China, even if the transistor doesn't.
As long as Obama continues on a spending binge which makes us more and more reliant on borrowing from China, jobs will shift towards China.
Question for rdean: do you buy any products made in China?
As long as Obama continues on a spending binge which makes us more and more reliant on borrowing from China, jobs will shift towards China.
Just curious. What is it you think he's spending money on?
As long as Obama continues on a spending binge which makes us more and more reliant on borrowing from China, jobs will shift towards China.
Just curious. What is it you think he's spending money on?
Expanding the size of to government so that it intrudes further into our personal and private lives.
Question for rdean: do you buy any products made in China?
At this point, how can you not? Even the silicon used in you PC transistors come from China, even if the transistor doesn't.
If you are so anti Jobs In China, then the you are a hypocrite if you buy products made in China.
The fact is, consumers in the U.S. have vastly increased purchasing power due to Chinese labor. As much as you decry jobs moving there, you benefit from it.
The real solution is to get rid of the crushing government burden which is destroying economic growth in the U.S. The main way China relates to that is how we are so much indebted to them.
At this point, how can you not? Even the silicon used in you PC transistors come from China, even if the transistor doesn't.
If you are so anti Jobs In China, then the you are a hypocrite if you buy products made in China.
The fact is, consumers in the U.S. have vastly increased purchasing power due to Chinese labor. As much as you decry jobs moving there, you benefit from it.
The real solution is to get rid of the crushing government burden which is destroying economic growth in the U.S. The main way China relates to that is how we are so much indebted to them.
Since you asked it twice, I suspected you thought is was a clever "gotcha" question. I thought I would play along.
The truth is, you can't avoid "buying from China". As you can see from the following article, Republican policies were designed to make us dependent on China. I wonder how much it cost them? The Chinese I mean.
Rare Earths: China's Weapon
Rare earths, also known as "strategic metals," are a number of scarce elements necessary for many contemporary technologies, both military and civilian. Among the products implicated are wind turbines, hybrid cars, night-vision equipment, and radar.
Rare earths are scarce, not because they are not widespread, but because they are not normally found in high enough concentrations to make their exploitation economically feasible.
Over the last decade, China has emerged as the main producer and exporter of these elements, and currently supplies some 97% of world demand. This is a result both of its lower production costs, as well as the stricter regulatory and environmental policies in the United States. One key example is the closure of Mountain Pass Mine in California in 2002.
PanOrient News | Rare Earths: China's Weapon Too Soon
China raised concerns by reducing its export quotas for raw rare earth elements from 2005 through 2009, forcing foreign companies to buy more Chinese-made products containing or manufactured from rare earth elements.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/22/business/energy-environment/22rare.html?pagewanted=all
Why do I always get the impression the right wing defends anything to do with some corporation making a buck? Even at the expense of THIS country????
Just curious. What is it you think he's spending money on?
Expanding the size of to government so that it intrudes further into our personal and private lives.
Yep jus like the Patriot Act.
We safe just still scared.
At this point, how can you not? Even the silicon used in you PC transistors come from China, even if the transistor doesn't.
If you are so anti Jobs In China, then the you are a hypocrite if you buy products made in China.
The fact is, consumers in the U.S. have vastly increased purchasing power due to Chinese labor. As much as you decry jobs moving there, you benefit from it.
The real solution is to get rid of the crushing government burden which is destroying economic growth in the U.S. The main way China relates to that is how we are so much indebted to them.
Since you asked it twice, I suspected you thought is was a clever "gotcha" question. I thought I would play along.
The truth is, you can't avoid "buying from China". As you can see from the following article, Republican policies were designed to make us dependent on China. I wonder how much it cost them? The Chinese I mean.
Rare Earths: China's Weapon
Rare earths, also known as "strategic metals," are a number of scarce elements necessary for many contemporary technologies, both military and civilian. Among the products implicated are wind turbines, hybrid cars, night-vision equipment, and radar.
Rare earths are scarce, not because they are not widespread, but because they are not normally found in high enough concentrations to make their exploitation economically feasible.
Over the last decade, China has emerged as the main producer and exporter of these elements, and currently supplies some 97% of world demand. This is a result both of its lower production costs, as well as the stricter regulatory and environmental policies in the United States. One key example is the closure of Mountain Pass Mine in California in 2002.
PanOrient News | Rare Earths: China's Weapon Too Soon
China raised concerns by reducing its export quotas for raw rare earth elements from 2005 through 2009, forcing foreign companies to buy more Chinese-made products containing or manufactured from rare earth elements.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/22/business/energy-environment/22rare.html?pagewanted=all
Why do I always get the impression the right wing defends anything to do with some corporation making a buck? Even at the expense of THIS country????
As long as Obama continues on a spending binge which makes us more and more reliant on borrowing from China, jobs will shift towards China.
Just curious. What is it you think he's spending money on?
Expanding the size of to government so that it intrudes further into our personal and private lives.
Expanding the size of to government so that it intrudes further into our personal and private lives.
Yep jus like the Patriot Act.
We safe just still scared.
Here we go again: BOOOOOOOOSSSSSSHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!
Bush didn't increase Federal Spending by 28% in less than two years. That is Obama's responsibility.