I am cosponsoring the reform legislation that you have talked about today.

Our bill puts places like New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Boston on an equal playing field.

Thank you for holding the hearing. And, Mr. Stevens, we certainly will take you back in Denver, Colorado, whenever you want to come.

Well, I want to thank you for all that. My time is up, and I look forward to working with you on pushing this reform legislation through.

So it seems fairly clear that China has pegged its rate artificially low in order to pursue this strategy.

I think that is a very constructive suggestion and certainly one that I would support.

Aren't these three standards met for finding manipulation?

One of the things that I hear from my families in Colorado in this terrible economy that we are going through is once the political sound bites are done... a huge anxiety about where the jobs are going to come from as we emerge from this…

It is absolutely in the billions and billions of dollars.

So my concern is that when China pegs its exchange rate artificially low, it results in a situation where they are able to sell their products at an artificially low price to the world, which means that they out-compete us, which means we…

The American people are fed up. They are fed up with bailouts, excessive debt, and oversized Government.