To: Moseley
It is a US product whose factory was simply moved from the USA to China. Brilliant, so big government, big regulation, and big taxes can reacquire the revenue that excessive regulation, taxes, and fat union bosses drove out of the country in the first place.
The Hostess employees will be thrilled, the price of Chinese Twinkies in the US will be ten times that of the rest of the world. They can look at 'em through the store window while checking the trash can for bottles.
And Moochelle can "afford" another European vacation.
44 posted on
12/02/2012 9:40:20 AM PST by
Navy Patriot
(Join the Democrats, it's not Fascism when WE do it, and the Constitution and law mean what WE say.)
To: Navy Patriot
Brilliant, so big government, big regulation, and big taxes can reacquire the revenue that excessive regulation, taxes, and fat union bosses drove out of the country in the first place.
No, if the Democrat WAR ON BUSINESS doesn't stop, through over-regulation and excessive taxation, as well as demonization of business and constant uncertainty of ever-changing laws and regulation, then nothing else will work. Businesses will not return jobs to the USA if Democrats continue to make it too expensive to operate in the USA.
The Democrats will drive jobs out of the U.S.A. no matter what we do. Obviously the USA has to also become a more reasonable business environment.
But it is an additional, separate factor that US products are being fraudulently presented as products of other countries, when that is fake.
72 posted on
12/02/2012 1:35:16 PM PST by
Moseley
(http://www.curesocialism.com)
To: Navy Patriot
But one factor, and one first step, is to refute the nonene that Republicans are the ones outsourcing jobs to other countries.
Democrats are driving jobs out of the USA, while simultaneously blaming Republican for it.
That leads to Democrats getting re-elected and then causing even more damage.
73 posted on
12/02/2012 1:36:54 PM PST by
Moseley
(http://www.curesocialism.com)
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