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		<title>By: Donna Robinson</title>
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		<description>Yes Phil, 
The video of Ross Perot stating exactly what has happened now that we are 20 years down the road, brings back a lot of memories. I voted for Perot in 1992 and was very disappointed when Clinton won and NAFTA was enacted. Both Bush 41 and Clinton were on the same path however. They both wanted NAFTA and Bush 43/44 continued that push as well. I had a high paying tech job with IBM in the 1990&#039;s that was eventually shipped overseas as well. I don&#039;t think that democrats care about the impact of  union wage and benefit guarantees, and the republican party realizes that if you can&#039;t control unions you can just move overseas. Technology has made this much easier to do than it was in 1992. But Perot was a prophet in the video...he mentioned that once wages go up in China and come down here, so that they are level, we&#039;ll see jobs come back to the US. That is exactly what is happening. I just paid a graphic designer in the USA $5 to do a book cover, that used to cost me $50 to have done....those jobs should be coming back any day now...good article Phil - thanks for bringing this back.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yes Phil,<br />
The video of Ross Perot stating exactly what has happened now that we are 20 years down the road, brings back a lot of memories. I voted for Perot in 1992 and was very disappointed when Clinton won and NAFTA was enacted. Both Bush 41 and Clinton were on the same path however. They both wanted NAFTA and Bush 43/44 continued that push as well. I had a high paying tech job with IBM in the 1990&#8242;s that was eventually shipped overseas as well. I don&#8217;t think that democrats care about the impact of  union wage and benefit guarantees, and the republican party realizes that if you can&#8217;t control unions you can just move overseas. Technology has made this much easier to do than it was in 1992. But Perot was a prophet in the video&#8230;he mentioned that once wages go up in China and come down here, so that they are level, we&#8217;ll see jobs come back to the US. That is exactly what is happening. I just paid a graphic designer in the USA $5 to do a book cover, that used to cost me $50 to have done&#8230;.those jobs should be coming back any day now&#8230;good article Phil &#8211; thanks for bringing this back.</p>
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