You don't have to imagine, you guys including elected Republicans did exactly that, my standard for baboons and Trump is that both like to heave their excrement.
Why Is The Baboon Freaking Out Now? Explained
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You don't have to imagine, you guys including elected Republicans did exactly that, my standard for baboons and Trump is that both like to heave their excrement.
Was in Pittsburgh, PA today. The words "clean" and "vibrant" came to my mind. There were several new buildings going up and there were new businesses in formerly abandoned steel mills. I also saw some smaller steel mills turning out specialized products.
The Institute of Robotics is currently inside of what looks like an old steel mill near downtown.
Trump has his issues but he appears to be delivering for us economically big time. The way economic trends are going, wage pressure may start to mount.
Although you might not want to date, loan to, work for, or try to get an education from Trump, you might consider jumping on board this Trump economy as it goes into overdrive.
Pittsburgh pivoted awhile back,way before Trump..try Carnegie-Mellon, Pitt and Wealthy Family Foundations recognizing that Manufacturing was Going Going Gone!
You think any of that is because of Trump? Really?
Trump economy? Did you visit the place while Obama was POTUS to actually have a comparative anecdote to share?
"exGOPer, post: 4660254, member: 327981"]You think any of that is because of Trump? Really?
I do believe Trump's campaign statements and follow up policies such as tax cuts and regulation reduction have given business leaders confidence that the time was right to look at expanding their businesses, not just at recovery. Remember, Trump does not have the benefit of QE1, QE2, QE3, and TARP like Obama did. In fact, the Federal Reserve has been tightening monetary policy during most of the time he has been in office.
Trump economy? Did you visit the place while Obama was POTUS to actually have a comparative anecdote to share?
I have visited Pittsburgh several times over the years. The thing that really "grabbed me by the lapels" this time was seeing several construction cranes in the downtown Pittsburgh skyline.
You know or should know that the part of our news media that many consider to have a Leftist bias proclaimed at least several months ago "This is Trump's economy now".
If only I had more time to talk to more people in Pittsburgh to get their feedback on how they see things are going in their community and the causes of it.
Now that this subject is fully "top of mind", I will ask people in future places I visit these questions and report back what I hear.
I do believe Trump's campaign statements and follow up policies such as tax cuts and regulation reduction have given business leaders confidence that the time was right to look at expanding their businesses, not just at recovery. Remember, Trump does not have the benefit of QE1, QE2, QE3, and TARP like Obama did. In fact, the Federal Reserve has been tightening monetary policy during most of the time he has been in office.
Trump economy? Did you visit the place while Obama was POTUS to actually have a comparative anecdote to share?
I have visited Pittsburgh several times over the years. The thing that really "grabbed me by the lapels" this time was seeing several construction cranes in the downtown Pittsburgh skyline.
You know or should know that the part of our news media that many consider to have a Leftist bias proclaimed at least several months ago "This is Trump's economy now".
If only I had more time to talk to more people in Pittsburgh to get their feedback on how they see things are going in their community and the causes of it.
Now that this subject is fully "top of mind", I will ask people in future places I visit these questions and report back what I hear.
I hate this 'confidence' bullshit, businesses expand when there are customers - customers give businesses confidence, not the government. And QE under Obama stopped many quarters ago, you are talking nonsense sir.
I asked you what exactly did Trump do for this 'construction boom', did infrastructure week finally go through?
Business confidence is a major consideration for business decisions. We see examples of this when a business moves from a high tax, high regulatory state such as California to more business friendly states such as Washington, Utah, New Mexico, and Texas. Although California has inherent advantages such as a large population base and direct overseas shipping, many businesses weigh the overall costs of doing business and in many recent cases have elected to expand in other states. Some maritime companies have gone as far as bypassing California ports completely when shipping from Asia to states such as Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. It is cheaper to pay Panama Canal fees, the extra fuel expense for thousands of extra miles travelled, and the personal and equipment utilization costs for all the extra days travelled than to ship directly to California because of it's port fees and regulatory practices.
In my own personal situation, I am relocating my businesses from Washington State to South Dakota for it's very friendly tax and regulatory environment.
Business confidence is critical to a healthy economy and this fact is usually only understood by business owners and knowledgeable investors.
Trump's pro business promises and the partial, so far, delivery of these promises has reduced the risk of doing business and has encouraged business expansion. This in turn increases the demand for goods and services, including the need for employees, and can become a virtuous economic cycle.
As you point out almost continually, Trump is not perfect. However, when it comes to our nation's economy, he is delivering in spades through creating pro-business policies.
Why do you care. You aren’t even American nor do you have any interest in America.
The only one heaving excrement around here is you and your ilk.
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