Jobs – The Number One Priority
The number one problem in our district is jobs. We need jobs, good paying jobs, jobs that cannot be exported. It’s said we are becoming a service economy, that manufacturing jobs are not important. That is wrong! We need manufacturing jobs. I’m a manufacturer and I know in my company one job in the manufacturing part of my factory can create as many as four other jobs elsewhere in the company. That means if you create a manufacturing job you just created as many as 5 jobs — now that is job real growth! I’ve started businesses, and created jobs. I know how it’s done and the jobs I created aren’t going overseas! But, the policies of our government are preventing jobs from being created; policies of massive spending programs, staggering debts, and looming tax increases. These are holding back business growth and job creation.