China knows where its interests lie. But could they be with regular Americans? While many in China praised the bailout of Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac, many others are correctly damning the bigger bailout being passed for Wall Street. Strangely enough,... ...full story at The China Expat
from The China Expat on Tue, Sep 23 2008
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