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America Needs Infrastructure Spending

By Craig Harrington May 24, 2013
Proof of American's crumbling infrastructure was seen again yesterday when the Interstate 5 Bridge over the Skagit River in Washington state collapsed. Luckily, no one was killed, but three injured people were taken to area hospitals. The sad reality is that that we should have seen this coming. Read More »

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The Cost of Global War Is Destroying the U.S. Economy

By George Barlow May 24, 2013
On Thursday, President Obama addressed the nation to address concerns related to the ongoing War on Terror. The president defended his administration's drone policy, while acknowledging that it is less than perfect. Read More »

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Importing And Its Disastrous Impact On U.S. Jobs, Businesses And Debt

By Brianna Smith May 24, 2013
Little of what consumers buy is actually made by American-owned companies operating in the U.S. The unfortunate result is that the United States has become uncompetitive. Read More »

America’s Departure from Industry to a Service (Servant) Society

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The American economy was once a world superpower, fueled by its many successful manufacturing industries. Sadly, that base has been torn apart by years of poor policy and unfair free trade agreements. For much of America’s history, our government took its Constitutional power to regulate commerce with foreign nations seriously.

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