Friend,
Years ago, this country made a strategic mistake for which we’re still paying the price.
Harmful trade deals and catastrophic economic policies brought American manufacturing to a screeching halt. As a result, 70,000 factories closed up here at home. Once-vibrant towns became shells of their former selves, and countless people lost faith in the American dream.
That’s why Senator Marco Rubio and I have reached across the aisle to introduce the National Development and Coordination Act. Although the senator and I differ on many issues, there's something critical we both agree on: the need for the government to help revitalize domestic production.
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Our bipartisan act would authorize $20 billion over 10 years to restore the U.S. to its rightful place as a manufacturing superpower. It would provide well-paying jobs to uplift working-class Americans by reviving industries such as steel, aluminum, textiles, and auto parts.
A key component of this legislation is the creation of an Economic Development Council that will identify communities that need economic revitalization. The Council’s goal is to work with the private sector to partner directly with these communities to foster a new economic patriotism centered on rebuilding the American workforce.
I firmly believe that we can revitalize American industry. But to do that, I need your help. Will you donate $3 or more today in support of our bipartisan efforts?
With the new Congress in session, collaboration between our two parties is necessary if we’re going to accomplish meaningful work for the American people. And, right now, few things are as meaningful as getting domestic industry back on track.
In solidarity,
Ro
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