"Made in USA" used to be a mark of quality and affordability.
"Made in USA" meant proud workers, world-class goods and services, good jobs.
"Made in USA" used to be visible on store shelves. Now, it's harder to find.
We need to recapture lost leadership in affordable quality goods and services. As workers, we have to do our jobs well, and make our stuff sell. As consumers, we have to give American-made goods and services fair consideration. Don't just shop on price, consider your purchase may save somebody's job.
We ask the President and Congress to consider buying American goods and services, when competitive on monetary cost and social benefit.