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Economy Is Getting Worse; Moms Recommend Bringing Manufacturing Home! |
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From Gallup:
"Gallup's Daily tracking shows a sharp increase in the percentage of
Americans saying the economy is "getting worse" over the past several
months. In particular, 80% of upper-income Americans said the economy
was "getting worse" in August -- even higher than the 77% of other
Americans."
To read this story, please visit Gallup.com
Moms support law to require 50% of our basic necessities be made in the United States. As a matter of national security, we need to ensure that we make at LEAST 50% of our own basic necessities. In addition, bringing part of our manufacturing back home will help to stabilize our economy. Currently, our economy reacts to headlines. By increasing our manufacturing base, we will be able to slow that reaction down and create an economic stability that has for so long been missing!
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"Possible Government Shutdown May Be Just a Week Away" |
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From The Associated Press:
"The Associated Press is reporting that America is just a week away from a
possible government shutdown, with lawmakers on Friday boxing
themselves into a new budget gridlock."
To read more, please visit The Associated Press
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Asia stocks sharply lower as recession fears flare |
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From Yahoo Finance:
"Investors across the globe continued to dump stocks Friday as weak
economic indicators from major nations including China intensified fears
of a new recession"
To read this story, please visit Yahoo Finance
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Dow Jones Falls Almost 400 Points! |
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From Yahoo:
"Aggressive selling pressure sent the stock market down about 4% before
it began to bounce into the close. The loss still made for the market's
worst one-day percentage drop in a month, though."
To read this story, please visit Yahoo
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Global Meltdown: Investors Are Dumping Nearly Everything |
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From CNBC:
"With no solution in sight for Europe and new fears of a global
recession, investors dumped stocks and commodities and ran to the safety
of U.S. Treasurys."
To read this story, please visit CNBC
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