I don’t know.
Right now we have (badly) gone overboard, both parties have been in the globalization game for so long nobody is paying the first bit of attention to America anymore.
At some point, things begin to come back.
I am still in a huge minority. Nobody in either party is saying we need to bring back American manufacturing.
But I say we need to bring back American manufacturing.
The biggest single concern, is which party will eventually adopt American jobs as their platform.
I am trying hard, to raise the issue for Republicans.
I fear, it will be democrats, who finally run with this.
America is hurting badly now, for jobs. We need to bring back jobs.
Jobs.
GOP bring back American jobs.
I’m sorry, but you sound like a broken record, and you still don’t seem to understand how to “bring back jobs.”
IF YOU WANT COMPANIES TO COME TO THE USA, YOU MUST AMEND THE TAX CODE AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORK TO MAKE THE BUSINESS CLIMATE COMPETITIVE.
If you don’t do that, the companies are never coming back. Since neither party seems interested in tax code reform, I think you shouldn’t hold your breath waiting for manufacturing to return.
I’m sorry, but I don’t think you are listening to the root cause of why American jobs are going overseas. You say it’s the Corporations fault. Are you proposing government owned corporations? Isn’t that Communism? The only way jobs come back is for the government to create a climate for the private sector to profit, Period.
Not in a cogent way your not. Repeating the same naive comment over and over while denying the cause and effect means nothing. It sounds more like Obumbler with no plans.
I may NEED a new car. My NEED itself will play very little part in actually causing a new car to appear. It might certainly provide motivation and guidance as to which car I might obtain. But more important than simple motivation will be the steps I take to actually obtain a new car.
I will need to investigate the availability of suitable cars, the purchase price of such cars, the maintenance requirements for such a car, and my ability to pay for it.
The most difficult part will probably be my ability to pay. I may have to save money or work longer hours. I may have to forego various other pleasures. I may have to defer my purchase until my circumstances improve.
Given that the U.S. NEEDS jobs, what steps do you propose for accomplishing this?
What in the world is a "huge minority"?
Is that kind of like healthy, yet sick?