Here are three things to know about that company, Frame USA Inc., and the planned visit.
1. The business prides itself on products made in the U.S.A.
A visit to the picture frame company's web site shows that pride prominently displayed.
The online retailer says it produces more than 3,000 frames a day, using “100 percent” U.S. raw materials with products made “100 percent” in the United States.
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“When you buy from us, you don’t just receive outstanding picture frames — you’re supporting American jobs, workers, and economy,” the company says on its Facebook page.
2. The company offers more than frames.
Beyond custom and ready-made frames, Frame USA says it has also offered posters, licensing and art for more than 30 years.
The company also has a regular charitable program. Through this, the business donates a portion of its proceeds towards a “charity of the month.”
75 cents of every order placed through its web site and $1 of every custom order placed through the Springdale store is given to a charity, Frame USA says on its web site.
3. Health care is said to be the topic of the Pence meeting.
Pence on a morning news program Wednesday said nobody will “fall through the cracks” as Republicans try to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
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But getting the president and Congressional Republicans on the same page on the subject has been challenging.
As of now, no public events in Ohio are scheduled.
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