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President Trump made a promise to this country – bring jobs back to America. The spirit of optimism sweeping the country is already boosting job growth, and it is only the beginning.

Over the next 4 years, President Trump is committed to creating new policies and embracing challenges in the labor force that will put America First in job creation, growth and innovation.

Companies across America are making the commitment to creating thousands of new jobs everyday:

11/29/2016: Carrier pledges to create 1,000 new jobs

12/28/2016: Sprint and OneWeb announces it’s creating and saving 8,000 jobs

01/17/2017: GM pledges $1 billion in manufacturing to create 1,500 new jobs

02/08/2017: Intel has pledged to make a $7 billion investment in Arizona, creating 10,000 jobs

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One thought on “President Trump is Getting America Back to Work”

  1. Dav id W. Cox says:
    February 9, 2017 at 10:12 AM

    To the Honable President Trump,
    Sir, first of all congratulations for the election you earned and deserved it.

    I am a USMC disabled being treated at the va. The bottom line the VA is really missed up. They are a non accountable group of people that really need to get their act together. The VA I feel is a group of people that is just working there and that is it. There concern for the Vet is not there.
    Sir as an example I have been trying for three weeks to get an appointment at rehab and just not working.
    I do hope you have better luck with them than I. LOL

    Wtih most respect,
    SSgt David W. Cox USMC disabled and discharged

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