Gavros 8:33 Tue Jan 9
Fusion GPS testimony on Trump released
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This looks big.....there' an FBI informer within Trump's inner circle...
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Jaan Kenbrovin
6:28 Sun Jul 21
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Capitol Man 1:39 Sun Jul 21
The discussion wasn’t about who had created more jobs, so your question is irrelevant.
Capitol Man 1:50 Sun Jul 21
No offence but the author of that Forbes article makes your understanding look nothing other than the frustrated hate fuelled nonsense it is.
You’re too desperate to twist the narrative to Trump=bad to be able to have a rational discussion on anything about him.
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Willtell
12:56 Sun Jul 21
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This Tweet made me laugh out loud...
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Hammer and Pickle
10:49 Sun Jul 21
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200 political scientists can go home then.
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BRANDED
10:48 Sun Jul 21
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Donald Trump ranked worst president in US history by nearly 200 political scientists
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ChillTheKeel
10:42 Sun Jul 21
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MAGA
Make Arabia Great Again
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Nutsin
6:13 Sun Jul 21
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There is absolutely no doubt that a drop in the corporate tax rate, Deregulation by the Trump admin, Repatriations, reworking NAFTA and other trade deals, tariffs on Steel and energy independence have brought about a boom in manufacturing jobs. The very jobs Obama said were never coming back. Oh and take a look at the food stamp numbers, tell me how low they are now Trumps in office.
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Dwight Van Mann
2:05 Sun Jul 21
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Gareth: "Obama threw a kettle over a pub, and won a Noble prize for drone strikes - what have you done?"
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Capitol Man
1:50 Sun Jul 21
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Jaan Kenbrovin 7:17 Sat Jul 20
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It’s like politics for mugs with you lot isn’t it. It sounds feasible, but doesn’t really add up if you even a modest understanding of what has actually gone on.
It’s like Mary trying to revise history about trump and Charlottesville.
The US created 3 million jobs in 2014 alone, which shows claims that tax cuts are a miracle solution are naive at best and utter bullshit at worse.
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Capitol Man
1:39 Sun Jul 21
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Jaan Kenbrovin 7:17 Sat Jul 20
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So, rocket scientist - why have we seen no better job growth under Trump than Obama?
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Hammer and Pickle
9:16 Sat Jul 20
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... because Trump’s fiscal loosening coincided with a time of quantitative easing and relatively high demand in the world economy.
Point is, Trump is a blagger and the people who believe in his economic miracle fools about to get slammed by a double whammy of rising interest rates and inflation.
Fucking MAGA
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riosleftsock
8:26 Sat Jul 20
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"together with low interest rates"
Which have gone up at last.
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mashed in maryland
7:55 Sat Jul 20
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"Trump has done nothing to increase jobs... I mean he brought in several policies which I admit specifically encouraged companies to employ more people.... but this is entirely up to the companies and nothing to do with Trump"
*blinks*
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Jaan Kenbrovin
7:50 Sat Jul 20
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So his policies have created jobs then.
Cheers. Have a good weekend.
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Hammer and Pickle
7:40 Sat Jul 20
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Where have denied that there has been growth?
Trump's policies have been to cut corporate taxes and deregulate and this, together with low interest rates has given companies access to a great deal of immediate liquidity. So it has been companies willing to take the risk to employ and develop that have created those jobs. Not Trump.
And the problem is, it is Trump's direct policies that increasing the costs born by those same companies in the form of tariff payments levied as part of his trade war with China. The initial growth is now beginning to peter out, and still precious little has been created in the traditional manufacturing sectors Trump claimed his policies would make great again while falsely blaming the Democrats for their destruction.
It is one thing to spur growth with tax cuts and deregulation for two years, and quite another to build the basis for economic health for decades to come.
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Jaan Kenbrovin
7:17 Sat Jul 20
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here’s where President Trump’s pro-growth policies come into play.
The current stretch in increased manufacturing employment started in November, 2016—the month of Trump’s election. Employers, especially those faced with making long-term investments in physical plants and equipment, anticipated regulatory relief under Trump.
They got the relief they hoped for.
By October 2018, the Trump Administration cut 2.7 major regulations for every one added, greatly reducing regulatory cost and risk.
In addition, the tax cuts signed into law in December 2017 not only reduced corporate tax rates, encouraging investment, they also incentivized U.S.-based multinational corporations to bring home profits held overseas.
In the first nine months of 2018, these firms repatriated $571.3 billion—money needed for job-creating investment at home, but had been held in foreign countries because America had the highest corporate tax rate in the industrialized world.
Trump’s pro-growth policies appear to be all the magic the manufacturing sector needed
https://www.forbes.com/sites/chuckdevore/2019/03/11/trumps-policy-magic-wand-boosts-manufacturing-jobs-399-in-first-26-months-over-obamas-last-26/#1071518520a6
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Hammer and Pickle
6:42 Sat Jul 20
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*is expressed
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Hammer and Pickle
6:41 Sat Jul 20
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The manufacturing jobs created are not thanks to Trump's policies as I have demonstrated and expressed in a more detailed analysis in this article
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/13/business/economy/trump-manufacturing-jobs.html
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Jaan Kenbrovin
6:30 Sat Jul 20
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I’ve just posted facts which you are trying to twist and interpret to mean other things as you don’t like them.
You boring long necked Syd Little misery.
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Hammer and Pickle
6:16 Sat Jul 20
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Kenneth, Kenneth, Kenneth, Kenneth - do kindly address the fact that you post a load of old cobblers.
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nychammer
6:16 Sat Jul 20
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I’m not a fan of trump the man but I am a fan of lower taxes. People whine about “Big bad corporations” benefitting from this, which is true to a large extent, but I work for one and this year I had my first decent pay rise in years, we are employing more people, and investing in improvements. I also enjoy more money in my pay packet
I am leery of the far left who claim that marginal tax rates need to be substantially higher? Why? What are they going to do with the money with they dock from my pay packet? Too many vague policies to “benefit the poor and middle class”. Do they mean they will provide guaranteed income to those who lose their jobs due to higher taxes? that after they cream off the top to pay for their own pet projects and deliver for those lobbyists who dontate? We actually have the lowest unemployment in decades, why would we jeapoardise that by electing ideologically extreme candidates to office?
As I said, Trump offends many people on many levels, but the sky hasn’t exactly fallen during his presidency, and we need to be careful what we wish for.
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Jaan Kenbrovin
6:14 Sat Jul 20
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*Kenbrovin.
Can you not read?
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