Obama’s Shelf Life on the Export Import Bank

From Hot Air More or less the way they posted it…

Obama on Export Import Bank in 2008 – Fund for corporate Welfare

Obama on Export Import Bank in 2014 – Why have some Republicans taken my 2008 position on this?

“But for some reason, right now the House Republicans have decided that we shouldn’t do this, which means that when American companies go overseas and they’re trying to close a sale on selling Boeing planes, for example, or a GE turbine or some other American product that has all kinds of subcontractors behind it and is creating all kinds of jobs and all of sorts of small businesses depend on that sale, and that American company’s going up against a German company or a Chinese company, and the Chinese and the American — the German company are providing financing and the American company isn’t, we may lose that sale,” Obama argued.

Shelf life on both sides?

Fell free to ask why amongst yourselves…

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