evidence: A bill Schmitt sponsored originally called for $480 million in tax credits, not state expenditures, for the Missouri hub. [...] "Schmitt sponsored a bill to spend $480 million of your tax dollars to create a cargo hub here for airlines owned by China's Communist Party to flood Missouri markets with cheap Chinese imports," the narrator continued, "and Schmitt voted to let China buy up Missouri farmland." [...] Schmitt’s 2011 bill initially called for $480 million in tax credits, not state expenditures, for a proposed air cargo hub to support international trade, including exports, with a Chinese airline as a potential partner; the tax credits would have been contingent on investment and trade occurring. The bill did not become law.