Take This Job and Ship It: How Corporate Greed and Brain-Dead Politics Are Selling Out America - Tapa blanda

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"Senator Byron Dorgan is one of the few elected officials of either party who have consistently and unwaveringly defended the interests of American working men and women and their families. His commitment to our country and the truth is inspiring. His book is a trenchant and timely examination of America's so-called free trade policies and the exorbitant cost to our middle class and our nation." --Lou Dobbs, "Lou Dobbs Tonight," CNN

"I watched Senator Dorgan take on the powerful interests in the U.S. Senate, and this book shows that he is still at it. Our country's trade policies are a scandal, and Dorgan has the guts to expose it and name names. He also tells us how to put our country back on track. This is an important book that might finally call our country to action to protect good jobs and our way of life." --Ernest F. "Fritz" Hollings, Chairman, Senate Commerce Committee, 2001-2004

"If you think that no one in Washington gives a damn about about corporate greed and the decimation of America's middle class, you haven't met Senator Byron Dorgan. In Take This Job and Ship It, this modern-day Prairie Populist pops the greedheads right in their snouts, using both facts and a stinging sense of humor. Byron's book is both a rallying cry and a blueprint for action. If you believe America is headed in the wrong direction and you want to do something about it, read this book, then help us elect more Byron Dorgans." --Jim Hightower, author of Thieves in High Places and former Texas Commissioner of Agriculture

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A powerful Democratic senator explores the dangerous influence of America's current trade policies, including outsourcing and sending American jobs overseas, condemning corporate profiteers, the gouging practices of drug and oil companies, Wal-Mart's stranglehold on the market, and the problems confronting American workers. Reprint.