Say goodbye Romney

[JoeB131]

You do realize a cuba or Mao like revolution can't happen in this country? Way to many guns. At least it wouldn't be very intelligent for the marxist.

What in the **** are you talking about?

Republican gun lovers fantasy.

See: Red Dawn.

Until one of their fellow whackos goes about shooting someone, then they deny all responsibility for their angry rhetoric.

 

[Conservative]

U.S. stocks surged Thursday, with all three major indexes closing at the highest levels in years, as optimistic investors went on a buying spree.

You said Scott Walker was going to lose his recall as well LOL.. How did that work out for you

His aide goes on trial next month.

Thanks for reminding me.

'His aide'. NOT Walker himself, but an 'aide'.

Care to tell us when Walker will be indicted, convicted and jailed, dumb ass?

 

[Old Rocks]

LOL. Wall Street is doing well. Manufacturing jobs are starting to come back to this nation. Slower than we would like, but still, things are improving. Except for Romney-Ryan.

President Obama 3.1

RealClearPolitics - Election 2012 - General Election: Romney vs. Obama

 

[Conservative]

LOL. Wall Street is doing well. Manufacturing jobs are starting to come back to this nation. Slower than we would like, but still, things are improving. Except for Romney-Ryan.

President Obama 3.1

RealClearPolitics - Election 2012 - General Election: Romney vs. Obama

Drop in manufacturing jobs clouds employment outlook - Los Angeles Times

The Labor Department reported Friday that the U.S. shed 15,000 manufacturing jobs last month, a factor in the disappointing creation of 96,000 jobs overall. This marked the first month of job loss in the sector in nearly a year and the worst performance in two years.

dumb ass.

 

[Old Rocks]

LOL. Wall Street is doing well. Manufacturing jobs are starting to come back to this nation. Slower than we would like, but still, things are improving. Except for Romney-Ryan.

President Obama 3.1

RealClearPolitics - Election 2012 - General Election: Romney vs. Obama

Drop in manufacturing jobs clouds employment outlook - Los Angeles Times

The Labor Department reported Friday that the U.S. shed 15,000 manufacturing jobs last month, a factor in the disappointing creation of 96,000 jobs overall. This marked the first month of job loss in the sector in nearly a year and the worst performance in two years.

dumb ass.

Manufacturing is coming back to America, and it’s coming back for the right reasons. It’s not just out of patriotism, but because putting manufacturing jobs here in the United States is also working out to be a smart business move. And that will help make our recovery and growth more sustainable.

As you read the news, there’s a steady stream of companies either setting up shop here in America for the first time or even returning jobs to America that had been outsourced to China and other countries long ago. And it’s happening in a wide range of industries.


Google plans to build its Nexus Q tablet in the United States.
(Getty Images)
Look at the technology world. It is widely associated with foreign labor, especially right now after the lengthy write-ups about Foxconn. But last week, Google, an industry leader, announced that it would be building its new tablet, the Nexus Q, right here in the United States. Where a company like Google leads, you can bet that other technology companies are likely to follow suit. They are coming here for the first time.

On the other hand, heavy machinery manufacturers like Caterpillar are returning. Caterpillar is building a new plant right here in Georgia, taking over production from a factory in Japan. And General Electric is also bringing back thousands of manufacturing jobs from overseas.

Read more on Newsmax.com: Return of American Manufacturing Jobs
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[Old Rocks]

As factory jobs return to US, the need for technical training grows - Economy Watch

The Squawk on the Street team discusses comments made by Charles Bunch, PPG Industries chairman & CEO. He told Jim Cramer that rising costs in China could mean more jobs in the U.S.

By Martha C. White

Offshoring manufacturing jobs to China looked like the perfect way to cut costs a decade ago, but now companies that produce everything from computers to car parts are returning to the United States in growing numbers. Labor economists say the country needs to invest in more vocational and technical training programs so millions of jobless factory workers are equipped with the skills to benefit from this trend.

According to a survey by the Boston Consulting Group of executives at 106 manufacturing companies with $1 billion or more in sales, 37 percent said they are planning or "actively considering" onshoring. Among companies with more than $10 billion in revenue, that percentage shot up to nearly half. Leading the movement were companies that make rubber and plastic products, industrial machinery and electronics and computer equipment.





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Manufacturing executives cite several factors driving their decision, said BCG senior partner Harold Sirkin. The first is that the cheap Chinese labor that looked so appealing 10 years ago isn't so cheap anymore.

 

[Pinocchio]

Between a Liberterian and a Sovereign Citizen?

 

[zeke]

I thought the US Capital markets were evil, Chris?

Capital markets are giving real nice returns to those ultra wealthy people that you rethugs feel are so abused and well......poor. Ultra wealthy just killing it on Wall street, paying 15% capital gains rate.

Do go on and tell everyone again why it would be so wrong to raise taxes on the ultra wealthy.

And try and make sense for once.

 

[Pinocchio]

Also means lower wages here to compete. But thats just the reality to bring back manufacturing jobs.

 

[Conservative]

As factory jobs return to US, the need for technical training grows - Economy Watch

The Squawk on the Street team discusses comments made by Charles Bunch, PPG Industries chairman & CEO. He told Jim Cramer that rising costs in China could mean more jobs in the U.S.

By Martha C. White

Offshoring manufacturing jobs to China looked like the perfect way to cut costs a decade ago, but now companies that produce everything from computers to car parts are returning to the United States in growing numbers. Labor economists say the country needs to invest in more vocational and technical training programs so millions of jobless factory workers are equipped with the skills to benefit from this trend.

According to a survey by the Boston Consulting Group of executives at 106 manufacturing companies with $1 billion or more in sales, 37 percent said they are planning or "actively considering" onshoring. Among companies with more than $10 billion in revenue, that percentage shot up to nearly half. Leading the movement were companies that make rubber and plastic products, industrial machinery and electronics and computer equipment.





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Manufacturing executives cite several factors driving their decision, said BCG senior partner Harold Sirkin. The first is that the cheap Chinese labor that looked so appealing 10 years ago isn't so cheap anymore.

Article is dated APRIL, 2012.

The link I posted...
Decline in factory jobs clouds employment outlook
... is from 4 days ago.

But the factory doors slammed shut last month to new hires, creating another barrier to bringing down the high unemployment rate.

The Labor Department reported Friday that the U.S. shed 15,000 manufacturing jobs last month, a factor in the disappointing creation of 96,000 jobs overall. This marked the first month of job loss in the sector in nearly a year and the worst performance in two years.

4 days ago trumps April, dumb ass.