Drudge Retort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs

HONG KONG China has begun a concerted effort to keep its export economy humming, even as demand for its goods has plummeted with the global downturn.
Risking the ire of the United States and other trading partners, the Chinese government has quietly started adopting policies aimed at encouraging exports while curbing imports, even though China, as one of the world's largest exporters, has aggressively criticized protectionism in other countries.

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Stir Fry?

Chinese protectionism = good

U.S. protectionism = bad

--The Walton Family

At the local Wal-Mart yesterday evening as I came to the checkout the cashier was loading new bags in that carousel thing and I said I was glad that people still had money to buy necessities and he told me he was at the end of his shift and had gone thru a full round of bags but the great majority of stuff he had checked thru his line was not necessities.

I never realized that the cashier was qualified to determine what was necessary and what isn't. I'll be more careful with my purchases in the future, I wouldn't want the cashier to think me irresponsible.

I never realized that the cashier was qualified to determine what was necessary and what isn't. I'll be more careful with my purchases in the future, I wouldn't want the cashier to think me irresponsible.

Try to limit your purchases of plastic flowers. WTF, Danni? You in a bad mood today? Anybody is qualified to judge generally what is a necessity. Especially a W-M cashier knows he is selling mostly a load of crap, particularly this guy if you met him. Oh, but who am I to judge the judgment of somebody ....

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