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Uploaded by on May 7, 2009

The United Steelworkers are part of a multi-state bus tour that hits the road next week. The message: More than 7.2 million paychecks are dependent on U.S. autos, including health care, education, service, retail and other jobs.

USW International President Leo W. Gerard will be joined by other union leaders, local leaders and mayors and the Alliance for American Manufaction at stops along the way.

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  • in the last decade america has lost approx. 5.5 million manufacturing jobs. Due to the unfair differences between the chinese currency and the greed of big business ceos by relocating plants overseas. However america did not loose just 5.5 million jobs try about 30-50 million jobs because for each industrial production position there are trucker, clerks, accountants etc to support the delivery and paperside of things... atta boy guys help us get our jobs back bring back the middle class

  • Time to retake all of the ground we have lost since 1981. America needs it as much as the workers of America. Why is it that everyone want to hyperventilate when they hear about a working stiff earning a decent wage with decent benefits...not great, just decent, but they get all wet pantied over cretins like Donald Trump who basically was born with a Platinum spoon in his mouth? What's wrong with us? Have we lost our minds or our souls or maybe both?

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