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Just damn.
Just remember: Any globalist program will supercede any US national program from this point forward.
Wonder how much money they save per month by having the plant somewhere else. Businesses have no limits, they will push for every possible cost savings to themselves regardless the cost to our society as a whole. We will incrementally give up all that we hold dear so that we can show a gain next quarter.
Government needs a wholelistic model to apply to trade agreements, one that ensures a good domestic labor pool and lowers the cost of production for business. The end goal should be ever increasing opportunity and quality of life for all citizens.
Instead of auctioning off our sovereignty to the lowest bidder, they could simply keep some spare parts around. Note that mining companies often keep extra tires, engines, etc, so that they can run around the clock. It only takes one delay like this to learn that lesson. Unfortunately, we have some of the laziest businessmen who simply run to Washington anytime they come up with an 'idea'.
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Sometimes I find it hard to believe that Teddy Roosevelt was a Republican, but I think we need someone like him again to rein in global corporations as they attempt to supercede our national sovereignty. Of course, such a person would just get called a RINO for daring to challenge the multinationals that put money into the coffers of the ruling elites.
I get so frustrated with both major parties and wish we could find a strong, unwavering moral conservative who is also a populist. Then I could finally vote without a guilty conscience, and the working class could stop drinking Koolade over "moral values." Is making a man spend more time away from his family to make less money pro-family?
And thanks for the ping.