Senator Sessions understands that the globalized economy is full of pitfalls for the American worker, particularly trade deals that benefit only wealthy corporations by pushing wages ever downward by way of outsourcing and immigration. Previous global trade agreements have been uniformly terrible for American workers’ jobs and wages, yet we are supposed to believe that […]
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May 19th, 2015 | Category: economic globalization | Tags: American unemployment, globalized trade, jobs, offshoring, outsourcing, trade deal, unemployment |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Economic observer Lou Dobbs was bemused to see the President visit the Nike corporate HQ in Oregon on Friday to campaign for his Trans-Pacific Partnership trade scheme. Factually, Nike reaps huge profits from having moved its production of athletic merchandise out of America to offshore factories and is therefore an example of how millions of […] May 8th, 2015 | Category: economic globalization | Tags: Congress, global economics, global trade, immigration, job displacement, job loss, offshoring, outsourcing, trade deal | Email This Post | Print This Post Our elected representatives are currently busy working to a approve another big trade deal — the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) plus fast track — the details of which are secret. Previous globalist agreements like NAFTA promised shrinking trade deficits for America and increased jobs for US workers, but instead produced the opposite result. We know the […] May 7th, 2015 | Category: globalist ideology | Tags: Congress, global economics, globalism, illegal, immigration, job displacement, job loss, legislation, middle class, trade deal | Email This Post | Print This Post One eternal mystery is why liberals oppose trade deals that offshore US jobs to foreign nations while they ignore excessive immigration that has the same negative effect of Americans’ losing their employment. It has never made sense to me. Lou Dobbs examined the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) on his Monday show: ED ROLLINS: The thing that […] March 17th, 2015 | Category: economic globalization | Tags: global trade, globalization, immigration, job displacement, offshoring, trade deal | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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