Archive for 2013

I’m adamantly against profiling — except when it comes to profiling American-made goods. American consumers should do a better job “profiling” anything manufactured in this country and then purchase those goods. You may be surprised to know that when both foreign- and American-made products are offered, the Made in USA product is usually less expensive, and by a wide margin.

Besides spending your money wisely, there is another important reason: It creates American jobs, which contributes to American prosperity.

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