Originally Posted by Guest

Trump promised to create 25 million private sector jobs. What is 25 million less 1,000?

Trump had over 30,000 employees before he was elected. How many employees does Hillary have? How many did Obama have when he was elected? When will the gov, run by Obama catch up with employment equal to 2008? There are ten million more people not in the labor force than there was in 2008.

Hang in there and watch as America becomes great again.

Originally Posted by Guest

Did Trump promise to create those jobs BEFORE he was sworn in? I don't recall him saying that.

Are you working on being a bad loser, or are you just a bad loser?

Twenty-five million new jobs in ten years is just one of the 282 promises Trump made before the election. Some reporters spent weeks counting up the promises so they can hold Trump's feet to the fire.

Bad loser? Au contraire. It is rather enjoyable watching Trump these days, the game show host running a game show presidency. Captain Chaos. The Trumps are turning in to the Kardashians.

Originally Posted by Guest

Trump had over 30,000 employees before he was elected. How many employees does Hillary have? How many did Obama have when he was elected? When will the gov, run by Obama catch up with employment equal to 2008? There are ten million more people not in the labor force than there was in 2008.

Hang in there and watch as America becomes great again.

How many of Trump's 30,000 employees actually work in the USA? It is tough to make America great again when the bulk of your work force is overseas.

So far in Obama's two terms, 14 million private sector jobs have been created, with 71 straight months of positive job growth.

In 2008, the US faced the worst recession since the great depression, and we were losing 750,000 jobs per month with the Dow hovering around 6000 and the unemployment rate at 10%. Who would you rather take over from, Barack Obama or George W Bush?

Originally Posted by Guest

How many of Trump's 30,000 employees actually work in the USA? It is tough to make America great again when the bulk of your work force is overseas.

So far in Obama's two terms, 14 million private sector jobs have been created, with 71 straight months of positive job growth.

In 2008, the US faced the worst recession since the great depression, and we were losing 750,000 jobs per month with the Dow hovering around 6000 and the unemployment rate at 10%. Who would you rather take over from, Barack Obama or George W Bush?

What a load of cr@p! Obama is still in the hole. Compare the job force stats with when he was elected. Just because he told you how well you are doing, you should be able to tell a lie why you hear it. Obama has not yet reached the level of 2008 in anything positive. Work Force, nope. Food stamp recipients, nope. Poverty level, nope. Still millions without health insurance. Highest percentage of health care insurance costs in history. Economic growth, the worst in history. He has not achieved a year of 3% GDP growth in his 8 years, which makes it a record. No other president has achieved so little. And you applaud him? Wow, some folks are not only blind but naive. On top of all of this, he is the most divisive president in history. Race relations are worst than ever. More cop killings than ever.

But, on a positive note, he has done very well at late night TV.. But, if he wasn't president, I doubt anyone would laugh at him.

Originally Posted by Guest

BREAKING: Trump team and United Technologies reach agreement on keeping close to 1,000 factory jobs in Carrier plant in Indiana.

This is before he gets sworn in!

I didn't see this confirmed but reported by CNBC

There is no free lunch, either tax payers or shareholders are taking it in the shorts. You cannot make widgets paying employees $30 an hour with benefits while someone else is paying 10% of that and getting higher productivity and quality. Who can afford to buy those widgets besides the government? If there was no tax payer money involved in this agreement I'll come back and fall on my sword, although I'm not concerned.

you're missing the deal get off CNN and other MSM

if you have to pay an import duty of 35% payroll cost starts to wash.

Beyond that, some manufactures give a crap about America

Originally Posted by Guest

How did he do that (other than just taking credit for it)...and what is the rest of the story?


After Trump pledged to keep Carrier jobs in U.S., company says it won’t move nearly 1,000 to Mexico - The Washington Post

THINK ABOUT IT - Trump on a far smaller budget, with the LIBERAL CONTROLLED PRESS giving him only negatives-HE BEAT THE CLINTON ELECTION MACHINE.

TRUMP has not even been sworn in as president AND WITH CARRIER HE AGAIN DID THE IMPOSSIBLE,

No one wins all the time-I'M SURE WE CAN COUNT ON YOU INSANE LIBERALS RO LIE IN WAIT FOR ANYTHING YOU CAN SPIN TO HE HAS DONE WRONG. So far, TRUMP has done the IMPOSSILBE.

The bigger picture

This also sent a message to other companies thinking about moving.

Also if he went out of his way to save 1,000 jobs it's only the beginning of a promising outlook for the economy

Originally Posted by Guest

THINK ABOUT IT - Trump on a far smaller budget, with the LIBERAL CONTROLLED PRESS giving him only negatives-HE BEAT THE CLINTON ELECTION MACHINE.

TRUMP has not even been sworn in as president AND WITH CARRIER HE AGAIN DID THE IMPOSSIBLE,

No one wins all the time-I'M SURE WE CAN COUNT ON YOU INSANE LIBERALS RO LIE IN WAIT FOR ANYTHING YOU CAN SPIN TO HE HAS DONE WRONG. So far, TRUMP has done the IMPOSSILBE.

Yes, he conned enough people with his reality TV to elect him president.

Originally Posted by Guest

There is no free lunch, either tax payers or shareholders are taking it in the shorts. You cannot make widgets paying employees $30 an hour with benefits while someone else is paying 10% of that and getting higher productivity and quality. Who can afford to buy those widgets besides the government? If there was no tax payer money involved in this agreement I'll come back and fall on my sword, although I'm not concerned.

It helps that he has the governor of IN on his team. The same governor who could offer a company all kinds of special incentives.

Trump is traveling to IN tomorrow to take a victory lap. Hopefully, he'll be able to announce the reopening of the coal mines in WV as soon as he takes office

Originally Posted by Guest

The bigger picture

This also sent a message to other companies thinking about moving.

Also if he went out of his way to save 1,000 jobs it's only the beginning of a promising outlook for the economy

Some people have just the opposite opinion that companies will be demanding special incentives whether they intend to move or not.

Originally Posted by Guest

The bigger picture

This also sent a message to other companies thinking about moving.

Also if he went out of his way to save 1,000 jobs it's only the beginning of a promising outlook for the economy

The biggies, those who matter...bailed out decades ago. These are the widows and orphans...too late to the party as usual.

The bigger...the biggest picture is...rich and powerful men run huge corporations that make them tons of money and give them power. They use that money and power to "stack" governments to their advantage so they can acquire even more money and power. The politicians are placed in position so they can do the bidding of the rich and powerful, they're the ones who do the actual "stacking" of the government positions/regulators who do the rich and powerful's bidding.

Trump only becomes president if "they" approve of it...it'll be a VERY short tenure.

Originally Posted by Guest

you're missing the deal get off CNN and other MSM

if you have to pay an import duty of 35% payroll cost starts to wash.

Beyond that, some manufactures give a crap about America

We will loss in a trade war, think more than 1 day out if you can.

Originally Posted by Guest

It helps that he has the governor of IN on his team. The same governor who could offer a company all kinds of special incentives.

Trump is traveling to IN tomorrow to take a victory lap. Hopefully, he'll be able to announce the reopening of the coal mines in WV as soon as he takes office





Some people have just the opposite opinion that companies will be demanding special incentives whether they intend to move or not.

Oh yes...get them to stay no matter the cost! I've seen it, they get an offer they can't refuse...because it's so good. No taxes and tax CREDITS for like 50 years to keep/bring in a plant that will hire just a few hundred. The city/county/state loses big time, the citizens lose.

The whole government is corrupt to the bone. They get theirs and the h3ll with everyone else.