Originally Posted By: ms21043
"The livelihood of American working families and our national economy depend on us creating a demand for WHAT WE MAKE. We live in a great country that has been built on the ingenuity and hard work of previous generations. Now it's our turn (and responsibility) to support American companies, small businesses and individuals who create the jobs that keep Americans working.
It's common sense.
It's very simple."
It's not simple at all. Why are the manufacturing jobs going overseas? Obviously because it's cheaper. There's already a demand for what me make, and what we used to make. It's not the demand it's the price. The plaintive cries need to be directed not at the people whose parents and grandparents lost their jobs but rather at the politicians and the corporations who own them.
"The livelihood of American working families and our national economy depend on us creating a demand for WHAT WE MAKE. We live in a great country that has been built on the ingenuity and hard work of previous generations. Now it's our turn (and responsibility) to support American companies, small businesses and individuals who create the jobs that keep Americans working.
It's common sense.
It's very simple."
It's not simple at all. Why are the manufacturing jobs going overseas? Obviously because it's cheaper. There's already a demand for what me make, and what we used to make. It's not the demand it's the price. The plaintive cries need to be directed not at the people whose parents and grandparents lost their jobs but rather at the politicians and the corporations who own them.
