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and Liberty for all…
This Sunday, our nation will celebrate Independence Day, commemorating the Continental Congress’ adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776.
Thomas Jefferson’s Declaration preamble reads: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
Remember, as you gather, family, friends and neighbors, that the tools to rebuild, the weapons with which to win the battles ahead, lie firmly within the grasp of even the least of us: BUY AMERICAN, and buy locally-owned.
It is the position of An American Footprint that every purchase should be Made in the USA origin, but if there is no alternative, please buy from an American-owned company and sold by an American-locally-owned retailer. It really matters…
Read this in case you asked that three-letter-word question
Happy Independence Day, America!
Trade China for US?
Could we say the same about our own country?
From Peter Schiff’s blog:
“If you look at the problems in China right now, there is inflation, striking workers who are protesting inflation. Inflation in China is a direct result of the currency peg. People think China has an export economy. They don’t. They have a production economy. If they consume their production rather then exporting it to the US, they will be much better off. Because they will be able to reap the rewards of their own productivity.”
Is it time to let America reap the rewards of its own productivity?
We think so!
Have coffee with the Footprint
Our sample mugs are here!
We have listed them on the Tangibles page and thanks to the Ceramic Source, these are made here in the USA with American materials.
Our travel mugs will be made from corn, by CornMug.com.
Red, White, Blue and Green: Harley-Davidson & Sustainable Living
The Footprint visited the Energy Trust of Oregon Better Living Home, Garden and Lifestyle Show in Portland, Oregon at the Expo Center March 27th.
One of the appeals of purchasing locally and domestically is a more realistic, efficient and sustainable existence; the Footprint of course will have a green profile.
Much like environmental consciousness, the Footprint is an ever-changing and dynamic awareness. Every day we make choices that not only affect us directly, but also affect our world. Reading labels, asking questions and finding options are part of being a responsible consumer.
We found several new List prospects and excited reception at the show.
Prior to that, we stopped in at Latus Motors Harley-Davidson & Buell dealership in Gladstone, Oregon.
If the tremendous American flag out front wasn’t enough, the generous selection of American-made motorcycles intrigue patriotic shopping urges.
Which HOG would you ride?