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1. Dillards and Fessler do not a case make. Talk about selective examples.

Sat Nov 30, 2013, 06:48 PM

Nov 2013

to the NY Times, I suppose it's mainstream but nobody shops at Dillards where I live, they're just overpriced wannabe something better than Macy's.

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Will people pay for made in U.S.A. [View all] pscot Nov 2013 OP

In other words, the communists, with slave labor, win. xfundy Nov 2013 #2

It's a nasty cycle Flatpicker Nov 2013 #4

When the majority of products were manufactured here TexasProgresive Nov 2013 #5

That is the crux of the problem. Curmudgeoness Nov 2013 #6

Shop at WalMart....You'll be working there. BlueJazz Nov 2013 #7

Conversely, if you work at Walmart pscot Nov 2013 #8

Loaded question and one that has many complications seabeckind Nov 2013 #9

"no raw materials supply to speak of" seabeckind Dec 2013 #14

Raw material exports seabeckind Dec 2013 #12

Afterthought. seabeckind Dec 2013 #13