Economic doldrums won’t leave quickly
Sylvester
Manufacturing is not what it used to be. Back in the ’60s, it was 28 percent. Now, it is 9 percent. Factories were at every turn you made. We have lost 9 million middle-class people in this country. Now, we will grow 2 percent this year.
You can blame this on Washington. It’s time to quit nation building in this country. This is a nation under debt. It will be 2015 before it comes out of this thing. The housing bubble will be a long time coming back.
JAMES SIMPSON
Sylvester
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