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Arkansas Gubernatorial Candidate Mike Beebe On the Issues: Jobs: • Mike Beebe says jobs are the essence of opportunity for people, and central to the success of Arkansas. He says “Arkansas cannot afford to lose a single job – not one – to another state or another country.” • Mike Beebe has pledged to increase the incomes of
Read moreOregon Gubernatorial Candidate Ted Kulongoski Responds: Jobs: I believe we need a strong and diversified manufacturing base not only as a source of good jobs for American workers but as a means to innovation and growth for the American economy. We cannot allow ourselves to become a service economy dependent on other countries for manufactured products,
Read moreColorado Gubernatorial Candidate Bill Ritter Responds: Jobs: Globalization, for all its consumer and business attractions, presents a true challenge to our economy. Among other things, it creates a real prospect that we will let the essential link between innovation and manufacturing fail. I believe that Colorado will prosper if we work to encourage strong manufacturing capabilities
Read moreArizona Gubernatorial Candidate Janet Napolitano On the Issues: Jobs: • Governor Janet Napolitano says that building a strong economy and creating high quality, high-value jobs will be key to keeping Arizona’s future safe, strong and prosperous. The Governor’s record on the economy is strong: she delivered tax cuts to create a innovation-friendly business climate and forged key
Read moreWisconsin Gubernatorial Candidate Jim Doyle On the Issues: Jobs: Wisconsin continues to be a leader in creating jobs in high-paying sectors such as healthcare, manufacturing, professional and business services, and construction. My economic record includes creating more than 170,000 jobs since I took office œ an increase of nearly 75,000 high-paying professional service jobs, and thousands
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