Sometimes humor tells a story official sources have trouble conveying.
Here are two political cartoons that put China's State Visit in perspective.
The first highlights the Agenda from the US point-of-view. It is from Bruce Beattie, in the Daytona Beach News-Journal.
 The second cartoon is perhaps more realistic, given that China is our biggest creditor. It is from Nate Beeler, in the Washington Examiner.
The second cartoon is perhaps more realistic, given that China is our biggest creditor. It is from Nate Beeler, in the Washington Examiner.




At one level this is a truism: By definition, people must be selling when prices fall