The Bush Administration correctly lodged complaints on some of China’s trade practices at the World Trade Organization.  These actions did not go nearly far enough, yet the apologists for unfair trade at any cost are already howling, including the NY Times editorial page:

“The last thing a country with a record trade deficit can afford is to hurt its exporters.” 

But how about our highly productive workers and companies who play by the rules when their Chinese competition refuses to?  We need the Administration and Congress to stand up for all manufacturers.

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