You are lying, and unable to back up your claim. Duly noted.
I told you before: "When the rich outsource jobs and lower wages and benefits to American workers to increase their bottom line, and get lower tax rates for doing so, that hurts the middle class."
"Forrester Research, Inc. was the source of perhaps the first and most commonly cited statistics on
offshoring. According to its forecast that appears to have been based on discussions with experts,
a total of 3.4 million service sector jobs might move abroad by 2015.27 As shown in Table 1,
Forrester projected in 2004 that a total of 1.2 million services jobs might be relocated offshore
between 2003 and 2008. Of this five-year total, computer occupations might represent one of
every five offshored positions. Beyond 2008, Forrester did not provide data in one-year intervals.
It did forecast that by 2010 a total of 1.7 million jobs might have gone offshore, for a two-year
increase of one-half million. Adding to that Forrester’s projected transfer over the next five years
of another 1.7 million jobs, a grand total of 3.4 million jobs might move offshore by 2015.
However, Bhagwati et al point out that Forrester’s forecasted loss of some 300,000 jobs per year
on average represents a very small share of the jobs typically created and destroyed each year in
the United States."
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:6BN7457u2H8J:forbes.house.gov/UploadedFiles/CRS_-_Offshoring_and_Job_Loss_Among_U_S__Workers.pdf+US+jobs+outsourced+since+1980&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESiRFvMSNEtDUSj2WpIAQlc9m5ixn8oD-OyXc1foXDFxhdmXShqzntSYNamKtCzn8RwL_kX2loBYlzfB-Tnuj0gpzO2gadcqcph5SwLw5mcPCWWWPsLkO7yo9EtS126rIwdZOaUj&sig=AHIEtbS-a5BO0r4heDj6SfAwxYvEryhQ_Q
