Next president's stance on China

[lostness]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25288252/

 

Not the greatest article ever, but it does shed a couple paragraphs of light on the Pres. canidates views of China.

Both Obama and McCain are talking tough on China now.

But is it just pandering to the popular China-bashing/anti-China attitude in the US?

Will they change their tune after the elections?

[dnoblett]

Q: How can you tell a politician is lying?

 

A: Their lips are moving!

 

They all flip-flop.

[rogerluli]

I saw another article today that said that neither one is going to actually attempt to do anything about China and risk upsetting the durian cart...

[IllinoisDave]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25288252/

 

Not the greatest article ever, but it does shed a couple paragraphs of light on the Pres. canidates views of China.

Both Obama and McCain are talking tough on China now.

But is it just pandering to the popular China-bashing/anti-China attitude in the US?

Will they change their tune after the elections?

 

1.Yes

2.Yes

[Smitty]

Mostly, just to agree with dnoblett, I'll add that most people don't care about China, or even have an interest in China.

 

They just see 'Made in China' on just about everything.

 

Most politicians are not capable of leading, and just go which ever which way the wind is blowing.

[Corbin]

I have to agree with all of the above...........

[Sebastian]

Are any of them saying 'no more Chinese clothes imports' ?

 

They won't be serious, imo, until that magical phrase occurs.

[Smitty]

Why just pick clothes?

[Corbin]

Are any of them saying 'no more Chinese clothes imports' ?

 

They won't be serious, imo, until that magical phrase occurs.

I want to know what that phrase is so we can start to say it to get them to be serious. Oh I forgot that is impossible to say because it doesn't yet exist in the real world......