Drudge Retort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs
Tuesday, November 17, 2009

President Obama on Monday met with several hundred students handpicked by Chinese authorities for a question-and-answer session. US ambassador Jon Huntsman read an additional question, which the White House said had been randomly selected from a group of online submissions acquired by the US government. Huntsman's question, the most controversial of the night, asked about the "great firewall" that prevents open access to the Internet in China. The event was covered on Shanghai television but not elsewhere in the country.

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"Instead of being greeted by voters mulling their options, Obama on Monday met with several hundred well-dressed, attentive and relentlessly on-message students, handpicked by Chinese authorities for the occasion."

The same thing happens here in the good old USA with Obama's bused in participants and staged town hall meetings.

It looks like China is holding all the cards these days.

"China questions costs of U.S. healthcare reform"

"It turns out the Chinese are kind of curious about how President Barack Obama's healthcare reform plans would impact America's huge fiscal deficit. Government officials are using his Asian trip as an opportunity to ask the White House questions. Detailed questions.

Boilerplate assurances that America won't default on its debt or inflate the shortfall away are apparently not cutting it. Nor should they, when one owns nearly $2 trillion in assets denominated in the currency of a country about to double its national debt over the next decade."

blogs.reuters.com

"It turns out the Chinese are kind of curious about how President Barack Obama's healthcare reform plans would impact America's huge fiscal deficit. Government officials are using his Asian trip as an opportunity to ask the White House questions. Detailed questions.

Boilerplate assurances that America won't default on its debt or inflate the shortfall away are apparently not cutting it. Nor should they, when one owns nearly $2 trillion in assets denominated in the currency of a country about to double its national debt over the next decade."

blogs.reuters.com

#3 | Posted by KBM at 2009-11-17 10:41 AM | Reply | Flag: Flag: (Choose)
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Hey I thought You Republicans didn't give a shit about what a foreign Country said or what about the United States?? You sure didn't in Your support of that Illegal War of Aggression in Iraq so why do You NOW care what they say??? Bunch of Hypocrites to the nth degree.

Larry

this was censored on my tv

its called the remote control.

ive heard his lies and bullshit enough already

Of course they did! It's China! Helllloo?!?!?

Kind of like the Democrats at the town halls.

met with several hundred well-dressed, attentive and relentlessly on-message students, handpicked by Chinese authorities for the occasion

Future White House Press Corps members.

So did Obama fly there to get permission to pursue the BloatCare bill in its current form? Was he called back to the main office for a sit-down about his performance? To pick up a new power pack for the Pelosi-bot?

The "Great Firewall" of China?

Damn, that's one of those "obvious in retrospect" ones.

Nicee.

So, basically, Obama went to China and dared to broach the subjects of religious and political freedom and government censorship?

Good fer him.

FTA: "I'm a big supporter of noncensorship," Obama said in a section of the event that was described on the website of Xinhua, the state-run news agency. "This is part of the tradition of the United States."

But not everybody in China got to hear him?

So he spoke out against censorship, particularly on the internet, and China, effectively, censored him on the internet.

*facepalm*

Oh Irony Flag, where are ya when we need ya?

Be Well.

/Hey baba rebop it's the tater o' doom entering the DRagon
stage left.

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