Export-Import Bank critical to American jobs
Just last month, I had the pleasure of joining Boeing for the rollout of the very first South Carolina-made Dreamliner aircraft. The North Charleston plant is one of only three places around the globe that makes wide-body commercial airplanes. As we celebrated, I couldn’t help but realize the occasion is another testament to the importance of creating a business climate where American companies can thrive. I also thought about how Congress is grappling with legislation that would provide a more level playing field for U.S. companies like Boeing – the reauthorization of the Export-Import (Ex-Im) Bank.
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