Obama hits back at Romney on China

US president Barack Obama is challenging his Republican rival Mitt Romney's promises to crack down on China's trading practices.

Sat, 07 Jul, 2012 - 22:23

US president Barack Obama is challenging his Republican rival Mitt Romney's promises to crack down on China's trading practices.

An ad released today claims that the Republican candidate profited by allowing China to strip away US jobs.

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