Edgetho
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When you're standing too close to something, it's as bad as being too far away.
Especially when you've got the establishment media running interference against you and telling you not to believe your own lying eyes.....
But the people who SHOULD know what this particular brand of politics REALLY IS and really looks like?
They know.
They know.
They just don't want YOU to know
China Removes Obama-Mao T-Shirts From Great Wall Shops During Mooch Visit
I highly doubt she would be offended.
Via Weekly Standard:
Especially when you've got the establishment media running interference against you and telling you not to believe your own lying eyes.....
But the people who SHOULD know what this particular brand of politics REALLY IS and really looks like?
They know.
They know.
They just don't want YOU to know
China Removes Obama-Mao T-Shirts From Great Wall Shops During Mooch Visit
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I highly doubt she would be offended.
Via Weekly Standard:
According to a pool reporter who was at the Great Wall of China for Michelle Obamas visit there today, Chinese authorities made sure, for a day, that Mutianyu [a section of the Great Wall] was visibly free of Obama-Mao t-shirts. For $60, however, a merchant told the pool reporter that shed sell him one of those t-shirts.
Heres the relevant part of the pool report:
After taking the gondola back down to the parking lot, several reporters fanned out and stopped at t-shirt stalls to investigate a tip that merchants had been told to temporarily suspend sales of t-shirts that show President Obama in a Mao hat.
That tip turned out to be true. Several merchants denied carrying such items, but one merchant quietly took this correspondent to the back of her tent and showed off a whole box of the popular, normally seen t-shirts. As we were negotiating prices she wanted 360 yuan, or roughly $60, an outrageous starting price other merchants came by, and in Chinese, told her to be careful. The merchant became visibly rattled and put the t-shirts away.
Another reporter in the pool had a similar experience with a separate vender, but managed to snap a photo of one of the t-shirts. I would be glad to share with anyone who wants to investigate why Chinese authorities made sure, for a day, that Mutianyu was visibly free of Obama-Mao t-shirts.