Shopping in retail stores has become an international adventure, much like going around the world in 80 days. Let me make it clear that I shop at Walmart and other large retail stores but that isn’t an indication that I endorse their massive imports from countries around the world. Most of my families’ purchases are groceries and garden items, both of which are most likely made in the USA. An untold number of American jobs have been exported from our country with the result of creating employment for hundreds of thousands of foreigners. Sure, these jobs translate into higher profits for American companies but how does that trickle down throughout our economy to benefit America as a whole? If the companies reaping benefits of higher profit, through the export of American jobs, don’t reinvest those profits within our country, then the net effect is a vicious cycle of exporting hundreds of millions of dollars each year to foreign countries. Due to the imbalance in our trade agreements with major countries, such as Japan and China,...