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To: Cringing Negativism Network

RE: I am very concerned with American manufacturing.

That is where we are being wiped out. That is where we are simply giving away the future.

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OK, let’s talk manufacturing. What particular product do you want to slap a tariff on?

We already did that early this century with the Steel tariffs, to DISASTROUS results. It did not create jobs, it SAVED jobs that were UNCOMPETITIVE to begin with and INCREASED the cost of steel users elsewhere.

If it worked, they wouldn’t have let the law die ( which they did ).


32 posted on 05/26/2014 5:06:45 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
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To: SeekAndFind

All of them.

Like I say. We look at this differently.

I say it is critical, to begin to support American manufacturing. All American manufacturing.

I’m tired of everything in America, being make in China.

The entire world is building up right now, while to me it appears we are tearing down our own country.

Build up America for a change.

For real. I believe it is time, to build up America again.

That is the big difference between us right now.

I am of the opinion, it is time to stop offshoring. It is time to start rebuilding America.

We are pretty obviously at different points right now.

I am just saying, I am myself of the opinion we cannot continue to get rid of American businesses.

It is now time, to bring them back.

Obviously you’re not of the same opinion.

In fact, we appear to be at complete opposites on this question.

Hard saying currently, which of us, is wrong.

I do not believe I am. You however don’t believe you are.

:D


34 posted on 05/26/2014 5:20:10 PM PDT by Cringing Negativism Network (http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/balance/c5700.html#2013)
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