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American Made Play Forts

May 11, 2012

The best American made play forts are produced by Step2. By play fort or play castle, I mean a miniature structure for little kids to play on, similar to a fort we might have built in our childhoods out of cardboard boxes. When we buy these toys for our children, we should be sticking to […]

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The Recovering Markets

March 26, 2012

We are seeing mixed signals lately in the economic recovery. We’re seeing good numbers, but we’re hearing hesitation from the members of the Fed as well as individual analysts. According to Real Estate Searcher, the real estate markets around the country are on a very unsteady recovery. There are a lot of interconnected factors. Certain […]

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The Impending Recovery

March 13, 2012

We at Spend on America are excited about the steady recovery of American Manufacturing. More people are demanding American made goods, and the economy is feeling it. There is still a long way to go, and it is now more important than ever to make the decision to Spend on America. We are coming up […]

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Positive Thinking on American made Gifts

December 14, 2011

Lately there’s been a lot of buzz going around about finding American made gifts for the holidays. This is great news, and it’s something we should encourage and spread. American made gifts are a way to help the country and delight your friends and loved ones at the same time. If you need some good […]

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America and Abroad: our Competitive Economy

November 15, 2011

Speaking down in Hawaii this week, The President stated that he wants to see more people overseas buying goods with “three words stamped on them: made in America.” Hopefully the powers that be do all they can to push this objective. We want to see policies that help promote American made goods. What we need, […]

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Casting your Vote in the American Economy

November 1, 2011

When you spend money, you create an influence in the economy. When you go out and buy something, you have choices. You can pick the Romisen Chinese Flashlight or an American Made Mag-Lite. It’s like voting. When you choose a product, you are voting for the company that makes that product. If more people go […]

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