American Manufacturing: Hillary Clinton and Manufacturing Jobs

american manufacturing: He attended the second presidential debate Sunday night between Trump and his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, according to Xinhua China. In fact, American manufacturing "should be a primary motivator for our energies, to regain manufacturing jobs here in the United States," said Calk. Louis, United States, Oct. 10 -- U.S. manufacturing has taken a major hit in recent decades, but it should not be discounted, a top economic adviser to U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump told Xinhua in an interview. "I think that anyone who says you should write off American manufacturing jobs is a fool," said Stephen M. Calk, Trump senior economic adviser and CEO of The Federal Savings Bank. The comments came at a time when Trump vows to bring back manufacturing to the U.S. and the country has still not fully recovered from the 2007-2008 economic nose dive that sent the U.S. economy reeling. Bringing back manufacturing is certainly part of Trump economic plan, which intends to do that primarily through drivers of tax reduction and repatriation of foreign profits, Calk said. "And I think those things could help a great deal in bringing back manufacturing to the U.S.," he said. While official jobless figures have lowered, the numbers do not reflect the true health of the economy, as they do not include the millions of Americans who have given up looking for work. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.