Posted on 06/28/2011 2:23:29 PM PDT by Free ThinkerNY
BETTENDORF, Iowa -- President Barack Obama on Tuesday brought a made-in-America pitch to this politically vital state, saying innovation and adaptation will help the manufacturing sector and the entire U.S. economy rebound with more gusto. He admonished a divided Washington to stop bickering and rally together like a team.
Here in the home of the first presidential caucuses, Obama made a quick but unmistakable nod to his own re-election bid. Fondly recalling his win here in 2008, Obama said to Iowa: "We've got some history together. And together we're going to make some more history for years to come."
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Fffuuuubbbbooo!!!!!
When I just looked, there were 15 comments. Not one of them was remotely complementary. The times, they are a changing, I hope.
We need more people on food stamps and unemployment benefits.
Amen!
The U.S. will not add manufacturing jobs, in the sense of union line workers. That is for Third World countries that don’t have to deal with unions.
However, we could add tons of technology support jobs as manufacturing becomes more computerized and more efficient. However, companies will not make that investment with the current POTUS/Union Leader in charge.
That bastard wants the game upped when he’s been flushing the game down the toilet since he took office??? Yeah, that’ll work.
Like this, eh?
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/26/business/global/26bridge.html
Disgusting. Building bridges =’s jobs - so said O’bumbles. He just didn't tell us the jobs would be in China.
We’ve “upped” our game ... now he can “up” his.
DITTO!
I’ve already upped my game, Barry.
So now, up yours.
Obama needs to tell Nancy Pelosi to “buy American”-—since China is making the new San Fran Bridge! It’s being made in China and shipped to San Fran!!!!!
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