Sunday, November 28, 2010

At a 2008 Stop, Obama Promotes His Policies


President Obama and Vice President Biden had a trip to Kokomo, Indiana, a manufacturing city last week, emphasizing the importance of the resurgence of auto plants. President Obama claimed that it is important to save the automobile industry in order to solve unemployment. This effort is seen as a privotal step for his reelection. President Obama has put aggressive effort to save General Motors, President Biden introduced his own manufacturing background in Indiana, a Republican state, according to New York Times.

I agree that manufacturing sector is very important for unemployment and that President Obama is heading to a new and effective direction. It has been an old discussion that President Obama neglected the middle class, and that losing people in the middle, which is the majority in a country, is one of the major reasons his approval rating decreased. He is now becoming more realistic and effective, carrying out policies - saving manufacturing sector - that can lead to short-term effect and can create economic growth immediately. The figures of revenue from manufacturing sector and of unemployment rate will speak louder than any of the speeches he has ever made.

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