Foreign Acquisition of American Firms:
Opposition To Anheuser-Busch Sale Grows

Thursday, June 19, 2008     Opposition To Anheuser-Busch Sale Grows

Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-MO) has vowed to stop the sale of Budweiser manufacturer Anheuser-Busch to Belgian-Brazilian company ImBev. What do you think?

Keith Joliceur,
Prison Guard
"Those greedy Belgians. First they annex the German districts of Eupen-Malmedy in 1919, and now this."

Michael Mercer,
Events Coordinator
"St. Louis is not about to give up its last remaining source of hometown pride after losing Scott Bakula to Hollywood."

Angela Mason,
Glass Blower
"Might I suggest that Sen. McCaskill actually try drinking a Budweiser before making any rash decisions? That's what I usually do."

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�President George W. Bush continues to support billions in new tax breaks for U.S. corporations� overseas operations. Last year, Bush proposed new tax breaks to export jobs in his budget. Now he�s supporting foreign tax breaks in legislation before Congress. As Bush lobbies for the new tax breaks, a new survey of 182 companies shows nearly 86 percent of U.S. firms that are exporting U.S. jobs plan to outsource more jobs in the near future, according to a March 26 report by Reuters on a poll by the management consulting firm Diamondcluster International.