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The Heights Of Anti-Free Tradism

To be honest, I'm surprise that Hillary Clinton's riffing on this famous statement (originally pertaining to the holocaust) hasn't gotten more attention. I just heard about it today reading The Economist on the train:

In Mrs. Clinton’s version, she intoned: “They came for the steel companies and nobody said anything. They came for the auto companies and nobody said anything. They came for the office companies, people who did white-collar service jobs, and no one said anything. And they came for the professional jobs that could be outsourced, and nobody said anything.”

Like, she must really not like trade.

May 11, 2008 in Misc. |

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