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by Kevin L. Kearns and Alan Tonelson, Thursday, February 04, 2010
USBIC's Kearns: "If President Obama really wants to create more U.S. jobs by tackling China's trade cheating, he'll demand that Congress's Democratic leadership immediately pass the strong currency-manipulation bill he endorsed as a Presidential candidate. Further delay will only make clear to all – including the Chinese – that Obama is all bark and no bite."
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