I don't like that at all
Being a realist is one thing but having that kind of attitude really sucks. He should have just said "Sorry about your luck!" Outsorce to Mexico, China and India Then they wonder why quality went down.
McCain vs. Obama, what do you like and dislike on each
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Being a realist is one thing but having that kind of attitude really sucks. He should have just said "Sorry about your luck!" Outsorce to Mexico, China and India Then they wonder why quality went down.
I don't like that at all
I think he said that those jobs would be replaced with green technologies. I really like that plan, and it does even make me feel good.
This may be overly simplistic, but I am a devout capitalist:
Candidate A: wants to spend my money on the military
Candidate B: wants to spend my money on social programs
Where is candidate C? The one that doesnt want to spend my money?
Candidate A: wants to spend my money on the military
Candidate B: wants to spend my money on social programs
Where is candidate C? The one that doesnt want to spend my money?
Blue and white collard workers being replaced by green technologies?
Could you elaborate on this more?
I don't like that at all
that maybe partly true, but I think Detroit suffered a fate similar to the Iron Range of MN. Everyone decided that they needed to be union and get paid 30 bucks an hour to drive a truck from the bottom of the hole to the top and the guy who filled the truck with a scooper needed 35 an hour.
Blue and white collard workers being replaced by green technologies?
The idea of green jobs, I think I misstated the above. So the question is, as we move towards utilizing green technologies, where will they be build. Like the wind turbines and associated parts, solar cells, and many more technologies. The loss of jobs in an ever changing consumer environment is impossible to stop, products become obsolete, unwanted and the like. If you can have mechanisms in government that allow for retraining of workforces, they can be utilized in other sectors. Green technologies (I don't have a good definition right now) would be a sector that has a really large growth opportunity and can be used as a means of offsetting jobs that have left the country or become obsolete.
I am curious as to why people don't view this as an important part of the whole environmental movement. The ability to create new markets/products through innovation is what this country is really good at. This is a big opportunity for the US to become a major player in new markets creating lots of jobs.
Though, this all depends upon the so called green technologies, and if they are even good technologies to begin with.....
All I know is that the job sector has become very dynamic, and the ability to retrain workers will become very important as job lifetime decreases and rapidly changes.
Is this ramble making any sense? My face is still cold from riding the KLR into work.
I don't think having the ability to retrain workers is revelant. How many Made in the USA tags or stickers do you see anymore? Cheap labor... that's all that matters now.
I believe that the pros and cons of the UAW have changed over the years. I've been through my share of production plants.
I think it was more about keeping a skilled labor workforce working.
lemme point out the flawed logic in that..... Al Gore was supposed to have DESTROYED Bush in the debates cuz he was so much better a speaker and debater... he got his AZZ handed to him in each debate... it was really quite pitiful... a guy that bumbles the language on a fairly consistent basis (nuculear for example) completely ate up gore on substance... while i agree that obama is a more polished speaker by far, debate is where mccain will shine cuz he is very quick witted and can improvise exceptionally well compared to obama who has been proven time and time again to bumble thru improv stuff on a regular basis... if he's not on the prompter mccain wins the debates handily based on substance...
if debate was a prepared speech competition i'd agree with you, but debate simply is not that...
On one side, you have a b!tch who is a lawyer, married to a lawyer,
and a lawyer who is married to a b!tch who is a lawyer.
On the other side, you have a true war hero married to a woman with
a huge chest who owns a beer distributorship.
Is there a contest here? "
and a lawyer who is married to a b!tch who is a lawyer.
On the other side, you have a true war hero married to a woman with
a huge chest who owns a beer distributorship.
Is there a contest here? "
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And you can't keep them working while you outsource the jobs to different contries then have a presidential candidate come in to your home town and have a "Get used to it" attitude.
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khaddon2110
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What type of product are you talking about?
electronic test equipment for the power utility market
Here is a Man that has been paying close attention.
Obama is as funny to watch as monkeys flinging poo
when he strays from the telepromtor.
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ok maybe bad example.
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