The Chinese premier at the World Economic Forum made a speech that any Republican would be proud of, talking about lowering the burden, tax cuts, and so on, but he also said that, in fact, his tax cuts were going to have to replace subsidizing, that he could not subsidize his economy back into working.
Issa discusses the Chinese premier's economic speech and its implications.
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