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Showing posts with label Lou Dobbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lou Dobbs. Show all posts

Thursday, June 26, 2008

Lou Dobbs Agrees, sort of, Impeach George Bush, just like WallStreetChange Reported a Week Ago.


Reported on this Blog one week ago, Impeach Bush over his inability to rally any government resources over REDUCING FUTURE FLOODING downstream that would be occurring over the next couple of weeks.

Lou Dobbs expresses impeachment concerns about tomato tainted salmonella. All I can say is if Lou Dobbs thinks George Bush should be impeached for salmonella tainted tomatoes, what about his non action in doing anything to REDUCE flood damage that is yet to happen.

Both of our stories came on the same day. I think the flood waters are an easier target to fight than salmonella, but either way, George Bush doesn't seem interested in making a real difference in his own country, just fighting wars elsewhere.

Lou Dobbs Impeachment Article
WallStreetChange Impeach George Bush Article

Sunday, June 8, 2008

Made in America, a Label that is Harder and Harder to Find.

If an american company can increase it's stock value by outsourcing its labor to other countries, how does that help America citizens? If a company actually disassembles assembly lines and sends them overseas where cheaper labor will reassemble and run the assembly line, how does that help America?

One argument that is used is if American companies don't stay competitive in the overall cost of their products, they will simply lose market share anyways. I don't have an exact answer to that conundrum, but I do know that if local economies don't spread wealth threw enough hands, that local economy will suffer either a quick, or slow death. An import economy does not replenish
a local economy anywhere near as effectively as products that are actually made in america.

Can't American stores guarantee to stock a certain percentage of completely made in america products on their shelves? 25%, 30%, 33%? Shouldn't every American store guarantee a certain amount of American made products are sold within their stores?

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