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    Posted July 13, 2012 by
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    China to represent US at Olympics in London!

    By JannetWalsh  |  Posted July 13, 2012  |  Murdock, Minnesota
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     JannetWalsh says when she initially learned the U.S. Olympic teams’ uniforms were made in China, she felt outraged. She says that the incident shows how the country is out of touch with the economy. 'There are many out of work U.S. citizens who would be happy to have a manufacturing job, since there are so many with no jobs,' she says. 'This was many a good example to show why jobs should come home.'
    - Jareen, CNN iReport producer

    US Olympians will be wearing uniforms made in China by American designer Ralph Lauren at the London games.

     

    Jannet Walsh, iReporter from Murdock, Minn., shares her thoughts about manufacturing, and bring jobs home to US.

     

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