A Better Way to Buy American
Buying American is about so much more than simply buying American-made products. We truly buy American only when we buy American-made products from American-owned companies–that’s what keeps more jobs, more profits, and more tax revenue within our national borders.
American-owned companies typically pay more taxes to our U.S. Treasury, employ more American workers, and use more domestic parts in their products than foreign-owned companies. Want to learn more?
ARTICLES BY ROGER SIMMERMAKER
China, 5G, and the battle for economic superiority
There is a lot of talk these days about national security and American competitiveness regarding China, and for good reason. And it certainly didn’t start after the November 2024 elections….
Enjoy Rupiani’s Deep Dish Chicago-Style Pizza for 50% off, Free Cheesecake, and Free Shipping!
Right now, you can get delicious Chicago-style pizza shipped to your door from one of my favorite American companies – Rupiani’s Pizza (www.rupianis.com)! Simply use the special code ROGER50 at…
American flags help consumers find U.S. products
There is a lot of confusion these days about what constitutes an American product. Even though the Federal Trade Commission has given (mostly) clear guidelines, which include defining ‘Made in…
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Congressman Taylor’s bill incentivizing purchase of American-made cars introduced
Congressman Dave Taylor (OH-02) introduced the United States Automobile Consumer Assistance and Relief Act (USA CAR Act), which would allow Americans to deduct auto loan interest from their taxes if they buy a vehicle that was made in America. This bill follows the introduction of…
Ford and Stellantis address tariff turmoil with bold ‘made-in-America’ ad campaigns
Even South Korea-based automaker Hyundai put an ad in the Wall Street Journal on April 19 to tell readers that its pricing would remain unchanged. Japanese-based automaker Toyota has been running TV spots promoting that it designs, engineers and makes the Tundra pickup in the…
Detroit students cut cafeteria waste with stainless steel sporks—thanks to We ReUse
In a move to help Detroit students reduce cafeteria waste, We ReUse, a Veteran- and Woman-owned company, donated nearly 200 stainless steel sporks to GESU Catholic School during Earth Week in April. The donation is part of the company’s broader mission to eliminate single-use foodware…
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