Benny & Sid Presents Chapter 2 of the new serialized graphic novel The Hummer

Here's a secret I'd like to share: Cheap goods are just as out of reach if you don't have a job.

By Glen Bledsoe

(Your City, USA) - Buy American! I think we'd all like to do that. We'd all like to be able to do that.

But what can you buy that's made in America?

What manufacturing industry hasn't been free to move overseas to avoid the cost of labor, the cost of paying workers what it takes to raise a family?

These same industries are now puzzled as to why they have no customers.

Here's a secret I'd like to share: Cheap goods are just as out of reach if you don't have a job.

But when it comes to automobiles the story is far more heart-breaking.

The Truant Officer now available in comic format! http://www.comixpress.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=0&products_id=1594

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Leonardo (Glen L. Bledsoe), Salem-News.com cartoonist, was born and raised in Indiana. He graduated from Indiana University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Fine Arts and studied at the Art Institute of Chicago for several years. Glen made his home in Oregon in the early 80's where he continues to enjoy the mild climate and lack of sales tax.

He and his wife Karen have published seventeen books together for the school library market. Glen has written extensively on the issues of technology and education for the National Education Association and other Leonardo (Glen L. Bledsoe) publications. When he is not creating this unique cartoon series, Glen is either teaching, writing a novel, composing music, or reading.

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