[Bryanw92]

>>Read and weep.

Did I ever say that over-regulation was not a part of the problem? It is partly to blame. But I remember when the rivers would catch on fire and you could smell the St Johns River from 30 miles away. I remember when kids choked to death on cribs. These are some of things that go into that $100B. Now, a lot of that $100B is pure BS...most of it in fact.

And the inconvenient fact is that outsourcing of American jobs began long before Obama was president. He carries a lot of blame, but not even a majority of it. That is shared by politicians and CEOs spanning decades.

[Chgogal]

I was born in Chicago. The snow was black with in hours. My father was a tool and die maker and worked for Stewart Warner. Stewart Warner lost to the Communist take over of its union. Stewart Warner lost its Ford and GM contracts. It was bought up by British Tire and was taken apart division by division. So get off your high horse. Your response supports the over regulation of America. Did you ever think that China, India and Indonesia are under regulated? No, you did not.

An inconvenient truth is that the US suffers from one of the highest corporate taxes in the world. An inconvenient truth, there are $2.5 Trillion dollars overseas waiting to be repatriated to the US due to poor tax policy.