[1LongTimeLurker]

Sen. Hillary Clinton told political and business leaders in India over the weekend that she supports outsourcing U.S. jobs to the populous South Asian country

OK, where did she say that she "supports" outsourcing?

Sorry, but I lost all respect for Newsmax when they started bashing Bush over Iraq. They are about as credible as debka.

[RedBloodedAmerican]

Wonder how much she raised for her 2008 Presidential bid while she was there.
Are the Krintons not welcome in China anymore? Wassup with that? India?

[ORECON]

Any bets she will introduce a bill to have the Indians outsourcing for American companies vote in the US?

[austinite]

There are people who feel left behind and [that] might stir up negative feelings against India because they do not understand the economic benefits of outsourcing," The New York Democrat said, hinting that critics like Kerry were ill-informed

Left behind! How about a backlash like you have never seen, there are no fair trade politicians, none.

[pabianice]

When is she leaving???

[wmileo]

"Noting that the Indian exports to the U.S. were nearly three times what the U.S. imports to India"

Carl, This statement does not make sense. Also, I do not see where Senator Clinton says that she personally is in favor of outsourcing US Jobs to India or any place else. I am a regular user of Newsmax.com but this story makes me wonder how Newsmax can distinguish itself from the bias and inaccuracy of the MSM with stories like this. You must rise above the partisan crap and report the News, period.

[KC_Conspirator]

So in fact, its clear now that no one cares about the American worker.

[Seattle Conservative]

Why is she in India? Last week Iraq, this week India, will she be in France and/or Russia next week? Is she following behind sKerry's I'm running in 08 and will make it better for you (and/or don't pay any attention to Bush, just listen to me) tour? Looks like our taxpayer $s are continuing to foot the bill for her worldwide jaunts, just like when she was first lady.

[IamConservative]

"Hillary in India: 'Outsourcing Will Continue'"

I read this hoping it would say she wasn't coming home. No such luck.

[CORedneck]

She sounds like another media darling, Ms. Carly Fiorina. A job is not a God given right.

[gakrak]

I just sent her an email. Being from upstate NY I wanted to know why she was in India in the first place spending taxpayer dollars. The fact is she has not produced one piece of legislation in her entire Senate time that has benefited NY or any other state. She has proved that she can do nothing and still get positive coverage from the msm. What a piece of lint.

[DustyMoment]

I support outsourcing Hillary to India.

Any seconds?

[aimhigh]

This is a QUOTE to save for 2008, when she will be condemning Republicans for such outsourcing.

[GOP_1900AD]

In my opinion, both Clintons are classic Far Left Variety, Transnational Progressives, in that, domestically, they push a Fabian Socialist program patterned after Euro Socialists, while, in terms of the economy and international outlook, they try to promote a specific flavor of global corporate values (e.g. one that is imbued with diversity obsession and "individual empowerment"). The overarching shift that has brought on all the Transnational Progressive idiocy has been the turning away of much of the corporate community from identification with their US headquarters orientation to identification with borderless transnational commerce. At the end of the day, the execs care less and less about being American and increasingly value things that transcend national borders. It is interesting to contrast the mindsets of corporate leaders from, say, 40 years ago, who had international experience, with today's globalists. The execs of yesteryear knew how to still be Americans whereas many today are, in their hearts, without any one specific country.

[printhead]

I like her line "...and the U.S. policy makers need to address the issue". What is a U.S. senator?

[txradioguy]

Wonder how she'll spin this one back in Chappaqua?

[Labyrinthos]

Clintoon's position on outsourcing isn't a heck of a lot different than the position of all those Freepers who insist on shopping at Wallyworld and the other big box stores in order to save a couple of bucks on their favorite widgets. Wallyworld is able to offer the lowest prices because of the pressure it puts on its suppliers to cut costs and margins, and the suppliers are able to meet the price demands only by outsourcing both manufacturing and customer support.

[aShepard]

Geez! She'll suck up to anybody!

[Euro-American Scum]

Clinton's defense of outsourcing came despite what she said was the inevitable hardship for U.S. workers. "I have to be frank," she told the Indian group. "People in my country are losing their jobs and the U.S. policymakers need to address this issue."

Translation for U.S. workers: "Sit in the middle and suck on it. We don't care one whit about your livlihood."

It sounds so much better when this sentiment is expressed by George W. Bush.