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1st April 2016, 02:58 PM
Blue Collar Betrayal By BOTH Parties – Here’s Why American Workers Want Trump
Posted on April 1, 2016 (http://dcwhispers.com/blue-collar-betrayal-parties-heres-american-workers-want-trump/) by DCWhispers (http://dcwhispers.com/author/adminum/)
Another horrific statistic that will once again be promptly swept beneath the Mainstream Media rug, came out today.
Nearly 30,000 manufacturing jobs were lost last month. 30,000 jobs, 30,000 lives altered, 30,000 families whose way of life vanished to some other worker in another country overseas.
Those jobs were once considered the beating heart of America. If so, that heartbeat is nearly non-existent, and the patient is crashing before our very eyes…WE are crashing.
https://si.wsj.net/public/resources/images/BN-LH676_galsto_J_20151117130124.jpg
Nearly the entirety of Donald Trump’s adult life has been spent creating jobs for blue collar workers. Each building he has erected and/or refurbished, represents thousands of jobs in the construction industry. More than any other candidate running in 2016, Trump knows these people, understands these people, and cares about these people.
(He speaks like them too, which from time to time, gets him in trouble.)
Check out this quote from this morning via CNSNews regarding the manufacturing jobs lost just last month:
“Employment in manufacturing declined by 29,000 in March,” said the BLS’ monthly release on the national employment situation. “Most of the job losses occurred in durable goods industries (-24,000), including machinery (-7,000), primary metals (-3,000) and semiconductors and electronic components (-3,000).”
This manufacturing job loss has been going on for decades on the watch of Democrat and Republican administrations alike. In fact, the two administrations that have seen the greatest declines in American manufacturing are both named BUSH, the two Republican presidents of the modern era who most strongly embraced the concept of globalism. (Some of you might recall George HW Bush’s oft-repeated, “New World Order” references)
One of the primary components of that New World Order has been the decimation of the American manufacturing base – a foundation of the once-powerful American Middle Class.
High paying, lifetime-styled jobs are being replaced by lower wage and inconsistent service sector jobs. Jobs that allowed an individual to get married and provide for a family are becoming fewer and fewer and related to that is the lessening of the family unit and family values in the country.
It is a path of self-destruction absent self-sufficiency and thus, self-determination.
The media and some Democrat operatives have grumbled about the growing support Donald Trump appears to be generating among rank-and-file Blue Collar workers. Big Labor leaders have tried to assure the Clinton campaign those workers will “fall in line” when the time comes in November, but if Trump is the Republican nominee, that may not be the case. Those workers feel and affinity to Trump that has not existed since the time of Reagan, and Reagan enjoyed the support of millions of Blue Collar Democrats who ignored the demands of union leadership and voted Reagan for president, helping Reagan to two of the most lopsided Election Day victories in American political history.
Jobs = survival, and so when compared to other issues, jobs trump all else.
DEVELOPING…
Posted on April 1, 2016 (http://dcwhispers.com/blue-collar-betrayal-parties-heres-american-workers-want-trump/) by DCWhispers (http://dcwhispers.com/author/adminum/)
Another horrific statistic that will once again be promptly swept beneath the Mainstream Media rug, came out today.
Nearly 30,000 manufacturing jobs were lost last month. 30,000 jobs, 30,000 lives altered, 30,000 families whose way of life vanished to some other worker in another country overseas.
Those jobs were once considered the beating heart of America. If so, that heartbeat is nearly non-existent, and the patient is crashing before our very eyes…WE are crashing.
https://si.wsj.net/public/resources/images/BN-LH676_galsto_J_20151117130124.jpg
Nearly the entirety of Donald Trump’s adult life has been spent creating jobs for blue collar workers. Each building he has erected and/or refurbished, represents thousands of jobs in the construction industry. More than any other candidate running in 2016, Trump knows these people, understands these people, and cares about these people.
(He speaks like them too, which from time to time, gets him in trouble.)
Check out this quote from this morning via CNSNews regarding the manufacturing jobs lost just last month:
“Employment in manufacturing declined by 29,000 in March,” said the BLS’ monthly release on the national employment situation. “Most of the job losses occurred in durable goods industries (-24,000), including machinery (-7,000), primary metals (-3,000) and semiconductors and electronic components (-3,000).”
This manufacturing job loss has been going on for decades on the watch of Democrat and Republican administrations alike. In fact, the two administrations that have seen the greatest declines in American manufacturing are both named BUSH, the two Republican presidents of the modern era who most strongly embraced the concept of globalism. (Some of you might recall George HW Bush’s oft-repeated, “New World Order” references)
One of the primary components of that New World Order has been the decimation of the American manufacturing base – a foundation of the once-powerful American Middle Class.
High paying, lifetime-styled jobs are being replaced by lower wage and inconsistent service sector jobs. Jobs that allowed an individual to get married and provide for a family are becoming fewer and fewer and related to that is the lessening of the family unit and family values in the country.
It is a path of self-destruction absent self-sufficiency and thus, self-determination.
The media and some Democrat operatives have grumbled about the growing support Donald Trump appears to be generating among rank-and-file Blue Collar workers. Big Labor leaders have tried to assure the Clinton campaign those workers will “fall in line” when the time comes in November, but if Trump is the Republican nominee, that may not be the case. Those workers feel and affinity to Trump that has not existed since the time of Reagan, and Reagan enjoyed the support of millions of Blue Collar Democrats who ignored the demands of union leadership and voted Reagan for president, helping Reagan to two of the most lopsided Election Day victories in American political history.
Jobs = survival, and so when compared to other issues, jobs trump all else.
DEVELOPING…