As an exporter, I am a big supporter of the South Korean Free Trade Agreement signed on March 15, 2012, because when we open up foreign markets to American goods, the resulting lower trade barriers and tariffs help make U.S. products more competitive.
During a recent trip to Korea, a journey I have made countless times over the past 30 years, I couldn’t help but notice that I saw no American cars. This didn’t make any sense to me as we ...
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Substituting for Neal Asbury on his nationally syndicated “Neal Asbury’s Made in America” show on Radio America (now on 48 stations), was co-host Dr. Rich Roffman, who marveled at President Obama’s gymnastic gyrations trying to distance himself from his promise that “you can keep your current doctor and health plan” under Obamacare.
“Now he’s saying that he had always told people that they might not keep their current plans, although there are repeated news clips where he reiterated his claim that ...
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The impact of 26 million Americans who are unemployed or underemployed moves this nation further and further away from economic security. Then add in the millions of American who have been forced into part-time jobs (who are five times more likely to live in poverty) and we have an economic picture that would make our Founding Fathers weep.
An underlying issue that receives little coverage is that when people don’t have jobs or economic security, they don’t make the long-term investments, ...
Finish Reading →Neal Asbury opened his nationally syndicated “Neal Asbury’s Made in America” show on Radio America (now on 48 stations) by expressing concern that New York could elect left wing liberal Bill de Blasio as its new mayor. He suggested that if he patterns himself off of President Obama, it would be a big mistake, considering that Obama’s approval ratings are about the same as George W Bush’s when he left office.
Made in America welcomed return guest Michael F. Cannon, the ...
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I run a successful manufacturing and export business. My success depends on our ability to accurately cost the materials and services we consume. If my estimates are wrong, I won’t stay in business very long.
Our government has no such apparent obligation. Our tax dollars are being wasted on projects that are so out of sync with accepted norms that one wonders who is involved in these decisions.
I think we have to look at President Obama’s advisers, who have almost no ...
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