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Clam just blows a gasket thinking about him
When Clam’s posts come up I can actually feel the heat coming off my screen. I have to stand back.
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When Clam’s posts come up I can actually feel the heat coming off my screen. I have to stand back.
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But its not the other side asking questions or bringing forward witnesses
They have directly stated - we are going after you because you went after us - thats not fairness thats pure bloody mindedness
For no real reason really.....
www.americanmanufacturing.org
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What Did Donald Trump Accomplish for American Manufacturing? - Alliance for American Manufacturing
In the end, the former president's policies were mostly rhetoric.
www.americanmanufacturing.org
Fact check: Trump makes false claims about his record on manufacturing and coal jobs | CNN Politics
President Donald Trump delivered a meandering speech in Ohio on Monday that was officially about fighting for American workers.
'It's all fake': Trump's manufacturing jobs promises ring hollow in midwest
Workers are feeling abandoned and betrayed after promises on the campaign trail to boost factory jobs fell woefully short
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That's normal lol.
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Dead man walking since c19-party-gate.
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I dont hate trump.. i just think, actually, I know he's the world greatest *ing moron.. who has the potential to become the worlds most dangerous moron.
thankfully in his term as POTUS even most of the Republicans in the house and senate didnt give a fk about him, his thoughts and opinions and ignored most of his inane ramblings and dumb*ery.
literally anyone who still thinks the bloke isnt a *ing moron after what we all witnessed during his time as POTUS has to have rocks in their heads.
thankfully in his term as POTUS even most of the Republicans in the house and senate didnt give a fk about him, his thoughts and opinions and ignored most of his inane ramblings and dumb*ery.
literally anyone who still thinks the bloke isnt a *ing moron after what we all witnessed during his time as POTUS has to have rocks in their heads.
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Only idiot sheep would think this...
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In Trump's First 30 Months, Manufacturing Up By 314,000 Jobs Over Obama; Which States Are Hot?
In the last 30 months of President Obama’s term, manufacturing employment grew by 185,000 or 1.5%. In President Trump’s first 30 months, manufacturers added 499,000 jobs, expanding by 4.0%. ...some 314,000 more manufacturing jobs were added under Trump than under Obama, a 170% advantage.
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In the last 30 months of President Obama’s term, manufacturing employment grew by 185,000 or 1.5%. In President Trump’s first 30 months, manufacturers added 499,000 jobs, expanding by 4.0%.
Did Donald Trump Bring Back American Jobs?
Donald Trump promised to be the greatest job-producing president in history. Learn how his policies and the pandemic affected the administration's job-creation efforts.
Key Takeaways
President Trump's policies and negotiations resulted in:
- 6.6 million jobs created before the pandemic
- Tariffs on $250 billion in Chinese imports
- A renegotiation of NAFTA with the intention of bringing jobs back to the U.S.
- A reduction of the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%
- Removal of a key Dodd-Frank requirement for banks with assets of less than $100 billion
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so basically obama left trump an economy fast on the rise..In Trump's First 30 Months, Manufacturing Up By 314,000 Jobs Over Obama; Which States Are Hot?
In the last 30 months of President Obama’s term, manufacturing employment grew by 185,000 or 1.5%. In President Trump’s first 30 months, manufacturers added 499,000 jobs, expanding by 4.0%. ...some 314,000 more manufacturing jobs were added under Trump than under Obama, a 170% advantage.
In the last 30 months of President Obama’s term, manufacturing employment grew by 185,000 or 1.5%. In President Trump’s first 30 months, manufacturers added 499,000 jobs, expanding by 4.0%.
Did Donald Trump Bring Back American Jobs?
Donald Trump promised to be the greatest job-producing president in history. Learn how his policies and the pandemic affected the administration's job-creation efforts.www.thebalance.com
Key Takeaways
President Trump's policies and negotiations resulted in:
Seems like a net positive for the country...mostly wiped out by the new 'administration'
- 6.6 million jobs created before the pandemic
- Tariffs on $250 billion in Chinese imports
- A renegotiation of NAFTA with the intention of bringing jobs back to the U.S.
- A reduction of the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%
- Removal of a key Dodd-Frank requirement for banks with assets of less than $100 billion
and trump left Biden an economy heading down the gurgler.
you do love own goals don't you..
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What makes you think there will be a Ukraine in 2024. Russia is taking more and more territory despite the best efforts of the Ukrainian Army and the world support it is getting.
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It seems you got the exact opposite out of that than what it really said, But Covid was the only reason in the final year of trumps term thins regressed with most of the country and world in lockdown. And since then its got far far far worse under Biden
Where is the Border Wall Mexico paid for
But in all seriousness, can you show the net benefit of those 4 things ?
Especially given the jobs bit seems almost far fetched
I can't find anything beneficial on the NAFTA
It appears the Tax reduction has just meant less income
Who Benefited Most From the Trump Tax Cuts? – Policygenius
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was the biggest tax reform since 1986, but data suggest that not all Americans benefited as much as the Trump administration promised.
www.policygenius.com
And can you explain why making Banks hold less capital is a good thing ? (That's the Dodd-Frank thing)
It should be reasonably easy given they are your big 4 benefits
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I'll take Reuters analysis over the joke far left democrat mouthpiece WAPO, and it refers to strong growth but that the CoronaVirus effect would be a dampener on itWhere is the Border Wall Mexico paid for
But in all seriousness, can you show the net benefit of those 4 things ?
Especially given the jobs bit seems almost far fetched
I can't find anything beneficial on the NAFTA
It appears the Tax reduction has just meant less income
Who Benefited Most From the Trump Tax Cuts? – Policygenius
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was the biggest tax reform since 1986, but data suggest that not all Americans benefited as much as the Trump administration promised.www.policygenius.com
And can you explain why making Banks hold less capital is a good thing ? (That's the Dodd-Frank thing)
It should be reasonably easy given they are your big 4 benefits
U.S. job growth robust before coronavirus outbreak hit shores
U.S. employers maintained a robust pace of hiring in February, giving the economy a strong boost heading into the coronavirus outbreak, which has stoked fears of a recession and prompted an emergency interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve.
How Did NAFTA Affect the Economies of Participating Countries?
Here's a look at the winners and losers of NAFTA and what the agreement did or did not accomplish.
Seems changes to NAFTA were done to the net benefit the USA - with a slant to agriculture & manufacturing
NAFTA 2.0
Leaders of the three countries have renegotiated the deal, now called the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), and more informally as NAFTA 2.0. The deal was signed in November 2018 and ratified by all three countries as of March 2020.70
Some of the most important provisions under the deal include:
- More access for American farmers to the Canadian dairy market. This means farmers can sell their products in Canada without pricing provisions.
- Cars must have 75% of their parts manufactured in North America in order to qualify for no tariffs. Furthermore, people involved in the manufacture of 40% to 45% of car parts must earn at least $16 per hour.
- Copyright terms are now extended to 70 years beyond an author's life.71
The three leaders also added a clause to the deal that states it expires after 16 years. The three nations will also review the deal every six years, at which point they can decide whether they wish to extend the deal or not.
A key part of Dodd-Frank was to permit banks to freeze YOUR assets (cash savings etc) within the bank so the bank could use to stay solvent. Removing that hold over smaller banks - deregulation, will mean that people can get at their money but it also means that the smaller players may fold in the event of a run on. So its a benefit and also a problem. But Dodd-Frank was brought in to impose extra regulation burden on the banks and whilst the big banks had the resources to adjust, the little guys not so much and some left the market
So can you point to the economic benefit of the amended NAFTA ? Not just words. There must be economic data that is backing this up if it's such a big thing.I'll take Reuters analysis over the joke far left democrat mouthpiece WAPO, and it refers to strong growth but that the CoronaVirus effect would be a dampener on it
U.S. job growth robust before coronavirus outbreak hit shores
U.S. employers maintained a robust pace of hiring in February, giving the economy a strong boost heading into the coronavirus outbreak, which has stoked fears of a recession and prompted an emergency interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve.www.reuters.com
How Did NAFTA Affect the Economies of Participating Countries?
Here's a look at the winners and losers of NAFTA and what the agreement did or did not accomplish.www.investopedia.com
Seems changes to NAFTA were done to the net benefit the USA - with a slant to agriculture & manufacturing
NAFTA 2.0
Leaders of the three countries have renegotiated the deal, now called the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), and more informally as NAFTA 2.0. The deal was signed in November 2018 and ratified by all three countries as of March 2020.70
Some of the most important provisions under the deal include:
- More access for American farmers to the Canadian dairy market. This means farmers can sell their products in Canada without pricing provisions.
- Cars must have 75% of their parts manufactured in North America in order to qualify for no tariffs. Furthermore, people involved in the manufacture of 40% to 45% of car parts must earn at least $16 per hour.
- Copyright terms are now extended to 70 years beyond an author's life.71
The three leaders also added a clause to the deal that states it expires after 16 years. The three nations will also review the deal every six years, at which point they can decide whether they wish to extend the deal or not.
A key part of Dodd-Frank was to permit banks to freeze YOUR assets (cash savings etc) within the bank so the bank could use to stay solvent. Removing that hold over smaller banks - deregulation, will mean that people can get at their money but it also means that the smaller players may fold in the event of a run on. So its a benefit and also a problem. But Dodd-Frank was brought in to impose extra regulation burden on the banks and whilst the big banks had the resources to adjust, the little guys not so much and some left the market
You see benefit in loosening capital controls of Banks in a country just recovering from a reasonably large economic disaster, sure. But can you point to any economic benefit of that? Or tangible benefit?
I note your refusal to acknowledge trumps position aligns closely to your refusal to acknowledge the UK position post Brexit, despite all the evidence.
Remember you've claimed these as his big 4 achievements, they must surely be demonstratable in solid data somewhere.
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???… hey, hey, hey… the facts are right there.. provided by you.. manufacturing jobs started growing due to Obama and continued doing so for the first half of trumps term.. sounds, to any normal person, like trump rode the coat tails of his predecessor..
then it all went sideways, under trump.. and what did trump do?. sweet * all appart from sending out ”Trump cheques” and leave Biden with a spluttering economy to try and sort out..
your own goal provided all the info required to show this..
just like trump negotiated the deal with the Taliban and, when it all collapsed in a heap, all the Trump flog supporters blamed it on the new guy.
everywhere trump goes he creates a mess for someone else to clean up.. his dear old Daddy had to clean up his messes constantly.
Im not from the US , but I'm struggling to understand as a US citizen why you'd get of of TPP and renegotiate something already existing
www.piie.com
Just doesn't seem like an election winning renegotiation.
Five Flaws in the USMCA and How to Fix Them
The stars seem to be aligning for passage in September of President Donald Trump’s heralded and terribly flawed trade pact, the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA).
Just doesn't seem like an election winning renegotiation.
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Its blindingly obvious. Allowing your primary producers greater access to markets IS the benefit. Ensuring that manufacturing is preference within your country IS the benefit. You can dig the details
The benefit of deregulation on smaller banks is designed to lift expensive restrictions that were designed for the larger banks. The obvious conclusion is that with less financial burden it should permit more players to operate OR less smaller operators to fold and leave the market. You can make up your own mind whether that is good or bad
Banking Trends: How Dodd–Frank Affects Small Bank Costs
Economic Insights — Do the stricter banking regulations enacted since the financial crisis significantly burden small banks? James DiSalvo and Ryan Johnston examine how Dodd–Frank has affected banks with less than $10 billion in assets.
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Again Reuters says different
www.reuters.com
For autos to receive tariff-free access between the three countries, the USMCA imposes a 75% regional content requirement, up from 62.5% in NAFTA, along with new mandates to use North American steel and aluminum.
In addition, 40% to 45% of vehicle content must come from high-wage areas paying more than $16 an hour, namely the United States and Canada. Some vehicles produced in Mexico mainly with components from Mexico and outside the region may not qualify for U.S. tariff-free access.
The ITC report estimates that annual U.S. real gross domestic product would increase by 0.35%, or $68.5 billion, on an annual basis compared to a NAFTA baseline, and would add 176,000 U.S. jobs while raising U.S. exports.
Aimed to try and bring back manufacturing to the USA
Automakers to pay $3 billion in new U.S. tariffs under USMCA: budget estimate
U.S. President Donald Trump's rewrite of North American trade rules will cost automakers nearly $3 billion more in tariffs over the next decade for cars and parts that will not meet higher regional content requirements over the next decade, the Congressional Budget Office...
For autos to receive tariff-free access between the three countries, the USMCA imposes a 75% regional content requirement, up from 62.5% in NAFTA, along with new mandates to use North American steel and aluminum.
In addition, 40% to 45% of vehicle content must come from high-wage areas paying more than $16 an hour, namely the United States and Canada. Some vehicles produced in Mexico mainly with components from Mexico and outside the region may not qualify for U.S. tariff-free access.
The ITC report estimates that annual U.S. real gross domestic product would increase by 0.35%, or $68.5 billion, on an annual basis compared to a NAFTA baseline, and would add 176,000 U.S. jobs while raising U.S. exports.
Aimed to try and bring back manufacturing to the USA
If it's so blindly obvious there must be something to back that up.Its blindingly obvious. Allowing your primary producers greater access to markets IS the benefit. Ensuring that manufacturing is preference within your country IS the benefit. You can dig the details
The benefit of deregulation on smaller banks is designed to lift expensive restrictions that were designed for the larger banks. The obvious conclusion is that with less financial burden it should permit more players to operate OR less smaller operators to fold and leave the market. You can make up your own mind whether that is good or bad
Banking Trends: How Dodd–Frank Affects Small Bank Costs
Economic Insights — Do the stricter banking regulations enacted since the financial crisis significantly burden small banks? James DiSalvo and Ryan Johnston examine how Dodd–Frank has affected banks with less than $10 billion in assets.www.philadelphiafed.org
You wouldn't have the strong view you have on nil evidence surely. I can't find a thing at all that quantifies it as anything other than a foot note.
But I'm just surprised such a small issue with outcomes that are almost intangible would be considered 'top 4' achievements
You can see why we all liked Scomo more I guess.
Trump will not be running for President in 2024, I doubt he will get past Ronald DeSantis.
As for the Dem's, I doubt Biden will be running and Kamala Harris is unelectable, So I expect a newer face from the Dem in 2024,
One name to look at for either 2024 or 2028 presidential race is Gavin Christopher Newsom.
If he decides to run then I believe Trump, Biden and Harris don't stand a chance.
Yes Tarrifs that are recovered by charging the consumer more.Again Reuters says different
Automakers to pay $3 billion in new U.S. tariffs under USMCA: budget estimate
U.S. President Donald Trump's rewrite of North American trade rules will cost automakers nearly $3 billion more in tariffs over the next decade for cars and parts that will not meet higher regional content requirements over the next decade, the Congressional Budget Office...
For autos to receive tariff-free access between the three countries, the USMCA imposes a 75% regional content requirement, up from 62.5% in NAFTA, along with new mandates to use North American steel and aluminum.
In addition, 40% to 45% of vehicle content must come from high-wage areas paying more than $16 an hour, namely the United States and Canada. Some vehicles produced in Mexico mainly with components from Mexico and outside the region may not qualify for U.S. tariff-free access.
The ITC report estimates that annual U.S. real gross domestic product would increase by 0.35%, or $68.5 billion, on an annual basis compared to a NAFTA baseline, and would add 176,000 U.S. jobs while raising U.S. exports.
Aimed to try and bring back manufacturing to the USA
A bit like Avacodos.
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