[ProCivitas]

Dobbs seems to do a good job of keeping track of this corporate betrayal problem.

[Paladin2]

Who's left?, it might be shorter.

[Clintonfatigued]

Good article. Free trade is not free after all.

[WalterSkinner]

..granted, Lou Dobbs has helped keep the issue alive, but the narcotic of being in the public eye can mutate into demagoguery in a flash--the messenger transforms into the message--Perot did the same thing...

[Blake#1]

Most of American workers vote for the Democraps. These voters are jealouse and envious of any success by others. They hate capitalism, the engine that creates jobs (money to pay mortgages). Read what the Democraps and the media say about Halliburton Oil. If I were Haliburton I would not tolerate the abuse for very long.

[Echo Talon]

Lou Dobbs is an As*hat, welcome to FR BTW.

[BIGZ]

Exporting America." These are U.S. companies either sending American jobs overseas, or choosing to employ cheap overseas labor, instead of American workers.

Lou Dobbs and the other MSM Hacks and Congress critters who for the most part have never had to put up their own money and then work like hell to keep it have no idea what the real problem is in sending jobs overseas.

Labor is only a small part of the crisis. The EPA, EEOC, OSHA, Taxes, Federal regulations, Local regulations, Lawyers out of control, ecologists, make doing business in the United States a nightmare. The Disabilities act is an example, a noble effort but makes no sense when you look at it honestly but puts a huge burden on business. Regardless what the Liberals think, these businesses ain't going overseas just due to labor costs. Especially the Lawyer problem, loser pays would help a lot.

Lou and his Liberal pals are killing the goose that is laying the Golden Eggs.

Equality is great but not when we are all equally poor.

[bkepley]

Seems to be a good imitation of Huey Long to me.

[gotribe]

British Petroleum, Nokia, Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, Mercedes, Michelin, etc. all export jobs from their countries to the U.S. Pretty good outfits to work for, I've heard.

[Wilum]

Add NetTest North America, world leading fiber optic test equipment manufacturer in Utica, NY, just dissolved and being sent to Japan by new owner Anritsu.\

Fifteen years down the flusher.

[1rudeboy]

We must find a way to hamstring the companies on this list in the name of national security.

[Mase]

Dobbs seems to do a good job of keeping track of this corporate betrayal problem.

Dobbs, John Kerry and apparently yourself, all agree that we need more government intervention in the economy to do something about all these Benedict Arnold CEO's practicing their right to trade freely. Can't have too much freedom - wouldn't be conservative.

[malia]

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