is the CNN fixture, the standard-bearer of outsourcing (also known as trade, as glassman points out), really what he seems to be? or is he unabashedly tw0-faced, that is, rabid protectionist in one janus-face and shareholder advocate in the other janus-face?
thanks to sulekha.
Two Faces of Lou Dobbs
by James K. Glassman (March 4, 2004)
| Summary: Evildoers on the Dobbs Rogue Fund happen to the most innovative job-creators in America. |
Even more surprising, Dobbs is telling investors to buy shares of companies like Boeing and Washington Mutual -- both on his most-wanted list of firms guilty of "exporting America."
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3 comments:
I am surprised with your persistence of "exposing"these double faced spineless idiots. We could see some "real posts"here please? These kind of lobbyists are dime a dozen in Washington and that place is teeming with these kind of creepy crawly slimy creatures. Giving them the media exposure is oxygen for them.Denying the same would ably squash these bugs.Think about Mr.Rajeev.
sorry doc, lou dobbs is no howard-stern-type sleazeball shock-jock; he has a pulpit and he is visible and he is credible too. what he says is taken as the truth by a lot of people, which is why it is important to debunk him.
acd, the white collar types are better organized than factory workers, and so make more noise. but i do remember the amount of animosity towards the japanese that car-industry people had: some chinese were beaten to death with baseball bats because they were mistaken for japanese from toyota. by the way, no chinese product has made it big time in india so far: haier failed, konka failed. their quality is very dubious. but the south koreans have made a big impact because they make quality products. so i dont know about a cheap rs 1 lakh car. havent seen anything in the online indian media about that.
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