[TBP]

China's communist government, which—according to Schumer and the rest—deliberately keeps its currency undervalued in order to sell more cheap imports to the United States and other countries.

Taht isn't the real problem. The real problem is that Red China has nuclear warheads aimed at the Unitd States, that it has goods made by slave labor and then dumps them in our country at below-market prices to get hard currency to fund that war machine, that it steals our technology, and that there is no freedom for the people -- if you ask for democracy, they'll run you over with their tanks.

That's why Chinese goods must not be circulated so freely in this country. By buying them, we're funding our own destruction. When we buy Chinese goods, we're paying for the enemy to build up its military strength against us.

[Old_Mil]

That's why Chinese goods must not be circulated so freely in this country. By buying them, we're funding our own destruction. When we buy Chinese goods, we're paying for the enemy to build up its military strength against us.

You're absolutely right. Buying Chinese goods today is no different than buying Volkswagens would have been in 1942.

[Vigilanteman]

Protecting yourself against those who seek to attack and destroy you is something different from merely protecting yourself from economic competition.

This, my friend, would not only make a great tagline but sums up the difference between free traders (like us) and Kool-Aid drinking free traders, like Clinton & Bush.