[1rudeboy]

You're having trouble with facts. More cars were made in Ontario than in Michigan. And automobile manufacturers have domestic content labels . . . so your Ford built in Michigan might have less domestic content than, say, a Toyota built in Tennessee.

We are down to 13% of US jobs in the manufacturing process and the ones that remain are mainly from assembly from imported parts

Sure. "We don' make nuthin', nowhere, nohow." What a joke. Where do you come-up with this BS?

It might pain you to learn that our manufacturing sector has been expanding for 20 straight months, and we set a record for goods exports last year.

[1rudeboy]

Check this out . . . one of our resident economics experts has chimed in. Do you still have that graph of goods production as percentage of GDP?

[PROSOUTH]

Try telling that to the people in the US that are losing their jobs as plants close left and right and move to Mexico, Canada or China.

I don't have the reference handy but the percent of remaining jobs in the US that are manufacturing are only 13% of all jobs.

Do a search on TAA Dislocated Worker supplements to address your idea about increased jobs from manufacturing expansion. lol you need to wake up and look around.