So it's seen as a test in many ways of the type of policy the Bush administration will adopt towards China,

The big question is will the Bush administration be able to defuse this political opposition.

There will still be trade disputes with the Bush administration, but it's unlikely these disputes will increase. The same goes for human rights.

By failing to require Detroit to make significantly cleaner, more efficient vehicles to compete with Toyota, the Bush administration is giving the Big Three enough rope to hang themselves.

Clearly, the Bush administration is going to welcome her with open arms. She is not Schroeder, and that is a welcome change.

There's no question there has been enormous pressure from the Bush administration to think small. This increase is what Harvey Pitt asked for with his arm twisted halfway up his back.