Deliberate Decline - The New American - September 6, 2004

The jobs needed to live the American Dream are fast disappearing — not because of unrestrained market forces but because of government policies including NAFTA.

Losing America’s Livelihood - The New American - January 26, 2004

The U.S. is headed for Third World status unless we change government policies that are driving U.S. businesses offshore, destroying jobs and putting entrepreneurs out of business.

“Silent Killer” Strikes Again - The New American - January 26, 2004

The family-owned Wetsel-Oviatt Lumber Company of El Dorado Hills, California, is a recent tragic victim of the regulatory monster.

Banishing Businesses - The New American - January 12, 2004

The burden of socialist regulations here at home, not corporate greed or even low foreign wages, is the single most important factor driving U.S. manufacturing jobs abroad.

FTAA Falters on Road to 2005 - The New American - December 15, 2003

The recent negotiation impasse at the Free Trade Area of the Americas summit in Miami shows that the globalist plan to merge the hemisphere can still be stopped.

The Man Who Lit Up the World - The New American - June 30, 2003

Thomas Edison changed the world through his ability, persistence — and hard work. “Genius,” he said, “is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.”

Engineered Extinction - The New American - December 1, 2003

Government policies threaten our jobs, economy and national security by destroying America’s basic resource industries — mining, forestry, farming and ranching.

Driving Jobs Offshore - The New American - November 3, 2003

The crushing burden of government regulation plays a key role in the ongoing exodus of American jobs.

California’s Collapse - The New American - October 6, 2003

California’s woes — high taxes, costly energy, burdensome regulations, and more — are all symptoms of government run amok.

Exporting U.S. Jobs - The New American - September 22, 2003

An engineered exodus of manufacturing and hi-tech jobs threatens to abolish the American middle class — the bulwark of a free society.

Outsourcing — A Case Study - The New American - July 28, 2003

Trading Away Jobs and Liberty - The New American - June 30, 2003

Though billed as a boon to the U.S., the General Agreement on Trade in Services will, in reality, wreak havoc on our economy, sovereignty, and way of life.

Strip-mining the U.S. Economy - The New American - June 2, 2003

Letter to the Editor - The New American - May 5, 2003

Free Trade

Your Job May Be Next! - The New American - March 10, 2003

Millions of U.S. jobs, as well as thousands of independent businesses, face extinction under policies that favor importing cheap labor and exporting production.