10 ways Trump has directly hurt the American worker

newwurldmn · Apr 20, 2017

http://www.epi.org/blog/how-preside...ing-wages-and-protections-for-working-people/

java · Apr 20, 2017

They forgot to mention all the feelings he hurt.

newwurldmn · Apr 20, 2017

java said:
They forgot to mention all the feelings he hurt.

You don't think these regulation rollbacks are substantial?

peilthetraveler · Apr 20, 2017

Stock brokers be like...

java · Apr 20, 2017

newwurldmn said:
You don't think these regulation rollbacks are substantial?

Rollem rollem rollem

newwurldmn · Apr 20, 2017

java said:
Rollem rollem rollem

I have no problem if trump's base thinks this way. Good times for the Fat Cats!

java · Apr 20, 2017

Keep rolling until somebody gets hurt. That's the only way for sure to know if a regulation is needed. If by Fat Cats you mean the 500 companies I own, I hope so. If you mean the Fat Cats like Union Pension Funds and College endowments who also own 500 companies, ah who cares? The other side won't be happy until they have removed all risk, especially risk which is rewarded by gain.

gwb-trading · Apr 21, 2017

newwurldmn said:
http://www.epi.org/blog/how-preside...ing-wages-and-protections-for-working-people/

Of course the article makes no mention of how Trump is helping workers by rolling back the H1-B scam, deporting illegals taking jobs, enforcing E-Verify and many other measures. This article is nothing more than partisan junk.

Arnie · Apr 21, 2017

Wow, an "Economic Institute" that thinks its a good idea for the govt to set wages.

AAAintheBeltway · Apr 21, 2017

Kid Rock, Sarah Palin and Ted Nugent pose in front of The Most Qualified Candidate in History. All three, in their own way, represent the working class. Trump gets that.

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