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For centuries, Aguascalientes has been known for its thermal springs in Mexico’s central high plains desert, adding industries such as food processing, railroad repair and textile factories over the years. Recently it’s shifted into high gear and is giving chase to Detroit for the title of Motor City.
For centuries, Aguascalientes has been known for its thermal springs in Mexico’s central high plains desert, adding industries such as food processing, railroad repair and textile factories over the years. Recently it’s shifted into high gear and is giving chase to Detroit for the title of Motor City.
Wait a minute... aren't you cons always telling unemployed or underpaid people to just get over it, stop blaming others, and find another job?
So how is it Bill Clinton's fault that some former autoworkers are now working at Wal*Mart for $8/hour? It's their own fault. They should just try harder to find better jobs.
it could happen. it certainly forgoes the notion that detroit is going to make a comeback.
to do that u must have work ethic and affordable labor. detroit could well take some mentoring from atlanta.
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It doesn't work that way. After the Clintons sent millions of jobs there, more millions began pouring over the border.
The Clintons didn't send jobs there, the corporations feasting on cheap labor sent jobs there.
And had Clinton been a Republican the righties would be praising him for giving corporations access to that cheap labor.
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