Businesses cut off from Export-Import Bank funding are suffering beyond measure , or so they say, as they tell their tales of woe to a sympathetic and appropriately unquestioning Politico: A small crop-duster manufacturer and a Texas company that exports oil equipment fret about losing 25 percent to 40 percent of their sales. The president of a trade-financing firm says many of his 1,000 clients could see their Christmas season business plummet. And Boeing said Wednesday that it is considering moving portions of its sprawling operations overseas, reversing past efforts to keep manufacturing jobs in the U.S. That’s all a result of the demise of the Export-Import Bank... “We’re really frustrated,” said Tyler Schroeder, a financial analyst at the 265-employee company Air Tractor, which makes firefighting and agricultural aircraft and is based in the 3,000-person town of Olney, Texas. If I were used to getting money from the taxpayer, and it...(Read Full Post)