Publisher's Note

03/20/2010

When we finally awake from our peaceful sleep we will realize the ownership and control of our country was taken from us. We are a defeated and conquered nation.

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03/20/2010

The U.S. is suffering today because U.S. economists have not had the good sense to see the limitations of free trade for a nation that has a trade deficit.

03/19/2010

In the 20th century, Detroit, Mich., symbolized American industrial might. Today it symbolizes the offshored economy.

03/18/2010

Few people realize that for the past fifty years the policy of the United States government has been to get rid of jobs.

03/17/2010

America's banks are as vulnerable today as before the credit crisis and reforms offered by Senate Finance Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd won't fix things.

United States: Next empire on the precipice of collapse? 1  


After generations of ignoring the future for the sake of immediate gains, the United States is at a crossroads. Our government has to start voting for the future, instead of trying to build up the status quo.

The False Promises of Free Trade 2  


It is clear that “free trade” has left a bad taste in the mouths of many Americans.

What to Expect from Jobs Bill +  


President Barack Obama signed into law a $38 billion piece of legislation on Thursday designed to spur job growth through tax cuts and infrastructure spending, although many economists dispute just how effective the bill will actually be.

Reclaiming America's Place as the Greatest Nation +  


Perhaps now is the time, in light of all that has happened to this so-called “great” nation, for us to start acting like a superpower once again.

Rob Portman Gets Blasted for Free Trade Record +  


The Ohio Conference on Fair Trade said that during the Portman-era as U.S. Trade Rep., 17,000 Ohio jobs were outsourced while the trade deficit rose 6.5 percent.  Portman also allowed the U.S. trade deficit with China to swell to over $200 billion for the first time in history.

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Opinion-Editorials

03/20/2010

Microsoft is one of the biggest proponents of the H1-B program, so it is no wonder they top the technology industry in H1-B hiring.

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03/19/2010

"Why Is the recovery jobless? Maybe because it isn't a recovery"

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03/18/2010

Even though the United States has been a low-cost steel provider for nearly a decade now, we still remain the world’s largest importer. It makes no logical economic sense for this country to have imported 14.7 million tons in 2009

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03/17/2010

The Department of Commerce is currently seeking applications
for membership on the Manufacturing Council. It is important to get people on this council that understand the need to balance our trade at all costs, rather than old-style free traders.

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