Chrysler CEO: Jeep not moving to China
The head of Chrysler responded to repeated claims by the Romney campaign that China is the beneficiary of Chrysler's Jeep production
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The head of Chrysler responded to repeated claims by the Romney campaign that China is the beneficiary of Chrysler's Jeep production
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After Romney incorrectly claimed that Jeep was moving all production to China, Chrysler disputes and Obama pounces
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