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Jim in CT
05-04-2018, 10:48 AM
I am sure that CNN and MSNBC are telling their audiences the good news!!

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/04/non-farm-payrolls-april-2018.html?__source=sharebar|facebook&par=sharebar

spence
05-04-2018, 11:17 AM
I am sure that CNN and MSNBC are telling their audiences the good news!!

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/04/non-farm-payrolls-april-2018.html?__source=sharebar|facebook&par=sharebar

Here ya go Jim.

Jim in CT
05-04-2018, 11:27 AM
Here ya go Jim.

What did they say?

Pete F.
05-04-2018, 11:31 AM
Trump claimed until he was elected that the unemployment rate was artificially low FAKE and that you needed to look at the Labor force participation rate.
I did, here is what it is since Trumps inauguration DROPPED
2017 62.9 62.9 63.0 62.9 62.7 62.8 62.9 62.9 63.0 62.7 62.7 62.7
2018 62.7 63.0 62.9 62.8

Jim in CT
05-04-2018, 11:33 AM
Here ya go Jim.

I found the video and watched it, that blond girl in your photo was as fair as can be. Sincerely, fair as can be.

Jim in CT
05-04-2018, 11:39 AM
Trump claimed until he was elected that the unemployment rate was artificially low FAKE and that you needed to look at the Labor force participation rate.
I did, here is what it is since Trumps inauguration DROPPED
2017 62.9 62.9 63.0 62.9 62.7 62.8 62.9 62.9 63.0 62.7 62.7 62.7
2018 62.7 63.0 62.9 62.8

If you want to convince me Trump is a jerk, you can save the effort, I agree with you.

I gave Obama credit dozens of times for bringing unemployment down, and for bringing the market up. He deserves credit for that.

The two men approached it in different ways. Trump gave most of us, a little bit more of our money to keep. I don't like the buy either. But my take home pay went up $250 a month, and we used that to buy a little camper that we all love. That's more than I got from 2009 - 2016, and my position is a common position, nothing special about me.

Unemployment is down, wages are up, ands workers get to keep a higher percentage of the higher wage. Higher wages means more tax revenue for the feds.

Duke41
05-04-2018, 11:59 AM
SEE TRUMP RUINED THE COUNTRY. JUST LIKE THE DEM SAID HE WOULD>

spence
05-05-2018, 08:05 AM
Looks like the unemployment rate dropped because of people leaving the workforce not getting jobs...
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Jim in CT
05-05-2018, 10:36 AM
Looks like the unemployment rate dropped because of people leaving the workforce not getting jobs...
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If that were true, you know more than the entire stock market, which shot up the second this came out.

The market liked it when unemployment dropped under Obama, and the market liked the numbers yesterday.

wdmso
05-06-2018, 07:02 AM
yes un employment are at 2000 levels and its a good

There's little evidence that workers are benefiting from the big corporate tax cuts that took effect this year.

and heres the rub Average hourly earnings rose four cents in April,[/SIZE][/COLOR]

Gas prices will likely rise an average of 10 cents to 15 cents a gallon nationwide over the next couple of weeks, rich people dont care they can afforded it poor people dont drive who gets hit the Avg American whos wages have remained the same

The Dad Fisherman
05-06-2018, 09:40 AM
yes un employment are at 2000 levels and its a good


In the spirit of keeping on topic, I edited your post to point out all relevant content.
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Nebe
05-06-2018, 10:02 AM
I am sure that CNN and MSNBC are telling their audiences the good news!!

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/04/non-farm-payrolls-april-2018.html?__source=sharebar|facebook&par=sharebar

Thanks Obama!!!!

wdmso
05-06-2018, 01:04 PM
In the spirit of keeping on topic, I edited your post to point out all relevant content.
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love how you are unable or unwilling to see the big picture a 4 cent increase in wages as irrelevant . :btu:

Sea Dangles
05-06-2018, 03:42 PM
I guess the 3,000,000+ Americans who received tax cut bonuses don't count either.
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spence
05-06-2018, 04:03 PM
I guess the 3,000,000+ Americans who received tax cut bonuses don't count either.
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A few hundred bucks one time while many corporations rake in billions of extra profits every quarter? Yea so equitable.
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Sea Dangles
05-06-2018, 06:33 PM
It adds up Jeff
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detbuch
05-06-2018, 08:32 PM
yes un employment are at 2000 levels and its a good

There's little evidence that workers are benefiting from the big corporate tax cuts that took effect this year.

and heres the rub Average hourly earnings rose four cents in April,[/SIZE][/COLOR]

Gas prices will likely rise an average of 10 cents to 15 cents a gallon nationwide over the next couple of weeks, rich people dont care they can afforded it poor people dont drive who gets hit the Avg American whos wages have remained the same

Are the average hourly earnings supposed to make us forget the lower tax rates?

detbuch
05-06-2018, 08:38 PM
A few hundred bucks one time while many corporations rake in billions of extra profits every quarter? Yea so equitable.
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The tax plan wasn't about equity. The business tax cuts were about creating new jobs and making it more attractive for companies to create jobs in the US rather than overseas. And the workers would get to keep more of their wages. Any increase in wages, whatever that might be, would be an overall even greater boost to the so-called "economy."

Pete F.
05-06-2018, 09:13 PM
So in a growing economy, with a big deficit, we cut taxes with the hope that inflation will increase tax revenue to meet our expenditures.
Did my wife have some involvement in this plan, sometimes she tells me this didn’t cost anything because she saved that much on something else.
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Slipknot
05-06-2018, 09:29 PM
Less people unemployed = less people dependent on government. More people working paying taxes adds to the tax base, not detracts from it. Therefore the beginning steps of recovering. It’s really just common sense as opposed to just being negative like so many pessimistic doubters are.
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detbuch
05-06-2018, 09:48 PM
So in a growing economy, with a big deficit, we cut taxes with the hope that inflation will increase tax revenue to meet our expenditures.
Did my wife have some involvement in this plan, sometimes she tells me this didn’t cost anything because she saved that much on something else.
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Deficits are caused by spending more than is earned or collected. Can you can figure out how to stop the federal government from spending more than it has? (You are not allowed to say that the answer is to force the federal government to abide by the Constitution as it was written and intended, because you believe the government can to do as it wishes by "interpretation.")

The Dad Fisherman
05-07-2018, 06:14 AM
love how you are unable or unwilling to see the big picture a 4 cent increase in wages as irrelevant . :btu:

In the context (Spence will help you) of the discussion it is completely irrelevant. We are discussing unemployment, not wages. You are just deflecting (Spence 101) from the topic at hand to add in some negativity.

Your 1st sentence WAS the only relevant statement you made, and you said it is a good thing.

It’s ok to agree, nobody will hold it against you.
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Pete F.
05-07-2018, 07:42 AM
Really?
Does Trump have a new way of calculating, prior to being elected he claimed unemployment #s were FAKE
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2016/02/09/trump_dont_believe_unemployment_is_5_as_high_as_35 _42.html
And once again he falsely claims a record
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/fact-checker/wp/2017/08/16/trumps-claim-that-unemployment-is-at-a-record-low/
But luckily when he was fact checked by the FAKE news organization during the campaign, his claim was fake. So was it really fake or do we exist in an alternative universe now, where truth changes dependent on what Trump says
https://www.cnn.com/2016/02/12/politics/jake-tapper-fact-checks-donald-trump-on-unemployment-statistic/index.html

scottw
05-07-2018, 08:00 AM
Really?



truth is relative so you are probably wrong....:kewl:

Jim in CT
05-07-2018, 08:10 AM
A few hundred bucks one time while many corporations rake in billions of extra profits every quarter? Yea so equitable.
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Well as you well know, there are a huge number of Americans who have some exposure to the stock market (and many are not wealthy) so if companies are more profitable, that's good for most of us. Dividends and stock buybacks are good for shareholders. Most of us are shareholders in some way, via 401ks, IRAs, 529 plans, even pensions. True or false?

And what did Obama do, that put more money on the pockets of middle class Americans? In all honesty, I don't know that I know a single person who benefitted from the 750B stimulus plan.

Jim in CT
05-07-2018, 08:13 AM
It adds up Jeff
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Apple alone is adding 20,000 jobs., and paying 38 billion in federal tax to bring back 250 billion in overseas cash.

Comcast is investing 50 billion in infastructure improvements.

None of that matters to these people, they hate Trump so much, they are literally, and I mean literally, blinded to everything else.

Unemployment is down, and wages are up. Those are good things. But you can't get a Trump hater to concede that.

Jim in CT
05-07-2018, 08:16 AM
yes un employment are at 2000 levels and its a good

There's little evidence that workers are benefiting from the big corporate tax cuts that took effect this year.

and heres the rub Average hourly earnings rose four cents in April,[/SIZE][/COLOR]

Gas prices will likely rise an average of 10 cents to 15 cents a gallon nationwide over the next couple of weeks, rich people dont care they can afforded it poor people dont drive who gets hit the Avg American whos wages have remained the same

But the vast majority of us, are also seeing tax cuts, so net take-home pay, is increasing more than 4 cents an hour.

Jim in CT
05-07-2018, 08:20 AM
So in a growing economy, with a big deficit, we cut taxes with the hope that inflation will increase tax revenue to meet our expenditures.
Did my wife have some involvement in this plan, sometimes she tells me this didn’t cost anything because she saved that much on something else.
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It's amazing when I hear people who supported Obama, suddenly worried about deficits.

Yes, the downside of tax cuts is increased deficits. These tax cuts will have some stimulative effect (Apple alone is paying a one-time tax of 38 billion to bring 250 billion in cash back to the US), but it's unlikely that the cuts will pay for themselves. So we should look to cut wasteful (not vital) spending.

Obama added more to the debt that any POTUS ever, and not one cent of that spending went into my pocket. With Trump's new tax cuts, my net pay increased by about $250 a month. I'm barely upper middle-class, not anywhere near wealthy, so there are a lot of people like me who will similarly benefit.

Jim in CT
05-07-2018, 08:21 AM
Are the average hourly earnings supposed to make us forget the lower tax rates?

No, the porn star is supposed to make us forget about lower tax rates.

Pete F.
05-07-2018, 08:56 AM
It's amazing when I hear people who supported Obama, suddenly worried about deficits.

Yes, the downside of tax cuts is increased deficits. These tax cuts will have some stimulative effect (Apple alone is paying a one-time tax of 38 billion to bring 250 billion in cash back to the US), but it's unlikely that the cuts will pay for themselves. So we should look to cut wasteful (not vital) spending.

Obama added more to the debt that any POTUS ever, and not one cent of that spending went into my pocket. With Trump's new tax cuts, my net pay increased by about $250 a month. I'm barely upper middle-class, not anywhere near wealthy, so there are a lot of people like me who will similarly benefit.
The supply sider deficit that started with Reagan
Continued under Bush
Went down under Clinton(hey, it went up but not as much as anyone else)
Went back up under Bush 2
Continued up under Obama
And now where is it going?

Jim in CT
05-07-2018, 09:16 AM
And now where is it going?

It's going up. But unlike the other guys, at least regular folks are seeing an increase in their paychecks.

Obama spent 750 billion on the stimulus, which he said would keep unemployment under 8%. It went over 10%. Worse, I don't know a single person who benefitted from that spending, not one. I know a lot of people who are benefitting a little, from the GOP tax cut. I know people, like me, whose taxes decreased. I know people who work at Travelers and got bonuses. And we all have heard the stories about the companies giving bonuses to employees, and adding new jobs.

You cannot ever make that wrong. Obama's stimulus added to the deficit, and did nothing. The GOP tax overhaul will add to the stimulus, but at least it's helping people. Lots of regular, middle class people.

wdmso
05-07-2018, 09:16 AM
Apple alone is adding 20,000 jobs., and paying 38 billion in federal tax to bring back 250 billion in overseas cash.

Comcast is investing 50 billion in infastructure improvements.

None of that matters to these people, they hate Trump so much, they are literally, and I mean literally, blinded to everything else.

Unemployment is down, and wages are up. Those are good things. But you can't get a Trump hater to concede that.

and none of it has happened yet.. Apple did not specify the types of jobs that will be part of it its hiring push, such as if the majority will be sales staff at its various Apple stores or if they will be software engineers or technical workers. it matters


Comcast "Roberts also announced that the Company expects to spend well in excess of $50 billion over the next five years investing in infrastructure to radically improve and extend our broadband plant and capacity, and our television, film and theme park offerings," the company added.

But those that take a closer look at Comcast's finances will find that's something that would have occurred anyway.

they planned to do anyway, then claim it was all only possible thanks to Trump and you fall for it PS wages are not up I forgot they are by 4 cents

detbuch
05-07-2018, 09:28 AM
The supply sider deficit that started with Reagan
Continued under Bush
Went down under Clinton(hey, it went up but not as much as anyone else)
Went back up under Bush 2
Continued up under Obama
And now where is it going?

Government over-spending, regardless of the type of economics (supply side or Keynsian or whatever) results in government deficits.

Jim in CT
05-07-2018, 09:51 AM
and none of it has happened yet.. Apple did not specify the types of jobs that will be part of it its hiring push, such as if the majority will be sales staff at its various Apple stores or if they will be software engineers or technical workers. it matters


Comcast "Roberts also announced that the Company expects to spend well in excess of $50 billion over the next five years investing in infrastructure to radically improve and extend our broadband plant and capacity, and our television, film and theme park offerings," the company added.

But those that take a closer look at Comcast's finances will find that's something that would have occurred anyway.

they planned to do anyway, then claim it was all only possible thanks to Trump and you fall for it PS wages are not up I forgot they are by 4 cents

"and none of it has happened yet"

Tax rates are down, bonuses have been paid, minimum wages have been raised at a lot of places. If you are referring to Apple, no you are correct, they haven't hired 20,000 new people yet. Perhaps that kind of growth takes time to think through and to plan diligently.

"Apple did not specify the types of jobs that will be part of it its hiring push, such as if the majority will be sales staff at its various Apple stores or if they will be software engineers or technical workers. it matters "

Of course it matters. But it's still 20,000 new jobs that didn't exist before. ANYTHING to deflect from the fact that the tax overhaul already did more than Obama's stimulus.

"they (Comcast) planned to do anyway, then claim it was all only possible thanks to Trump "

So the company that owns NBC and MSNBC, the company that signs Rachael Maddow's paychecks, is lying to make Trump look good. That's what you expect me to believe? That just makes ALL KINDS of sense. Please, tell us more about the insider financial information of Comcast. Obviously you are so well-informed...

"PS wages are not up "

Net wages, which are what matter, are up.

PaulS
05-07-2018, 09:58 AM
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Of course it matters. But it's still 20,000 new jobs that didn't exist before. ANYTHING to deflect from the fact that the tax overhaul already did more than Obama's stimulus.

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While Apple said that they were adding $100 M to stock buybacks bc of the tax law they never said that the 20K new jobs where as a result of the law.

ANYTHING to promote Trump regardless of facts.

Jim in CT
05-07-2018, 11:14 AM
While Apple said that they were adding $100 M to stock buybacks bc of the tax law they never said that the 20K new jobs where as a result of the law.

ANYTHING to promote Trump regardless of facts.

I can't refute that, Apple didn't specifically say that the 20,000 new jobs were only because of the tax overhaul. But the jobs, I believe, were included in the same announcement as bringing back 250B in cash, and paying a tax of 38B. We do know, those moves are a result of the tax overhaul.

Apple also gave $2,500 bonuses to most of it's 85,000 employees. But let's not talk about that.

I am sorry that the economy is doing so well, Paul. It must eat at you and Spence.

PaulS
05-07-2018, 11:30 AM
I am sorry that the economy is doing so well, Paul. It must eat at you and Spence.

Why would you make that up? You're smart enough to know that is not true.

If the attached chart didn't have dates on it would you be able to tell where Pres. Trump was elected?

Jim in CT
05-07-2018, 11:39 AM
Why would you make that up? You're smart enough to know that is not true.

If the attached chart didn't have dates on it would you be able to tell where Pres. Trump was elected?

"Why would you make that up? You're smart enough to know that is not true."

I believe it to be true. When you constantly deflect and water down every bid of economic good news because you hate the guy at the helm, it's a reasonable conclusion.

"If the attached chart didn't have dates on it would you be able to tell where Pres. Trump was elected"

So you're saying that unemployment trends that existed under Obama, would be expected to stay the same under a new POTUS? How about when unemployment hit zero, would that downward trend be expected to continue? Or are there a ton of moving pieces that effect such thing?

The economy is better than when Trump took office, and most of us have a bit more money in our pockets, and our retirement accounts are up since he got sworn in, and the companies we work for and have shares in, are more profitable and valuable. .

PaulS
05-07-2018, 12:01 PM
"Why would you make that up? You're smart enough to know that is not true."

I believe it to be true. When you constantly deflect and water down every bid of economic good news because you hate the guy at the helm, it's a reasonable conclusion. I hate the guy for what he says and how he acts. That has been prob. 90% of my criticism in this forum about him.

"If the attached chart didn't have dates on it would you be able to tell where Pres. Trump was elected"

So you're saying that unemployment trends that existed under Obama, would be expected to stay the same under a new POTUS? What I'm sayings is that w/o the dates you can't tell where Pres. Trump was elected so it appears that the overall trend is basically the same. Pres. Trump or Pres Obama - the empl. rate trend hasn't changed much How about when unemployment hit zero, would that downward trend be expected to continue? Or are there a ton of moving pieces that effect such thing?

The economy is better than when Trump took office, and most of us have a bit more money in our pockets, and our retirement accounts are up since he got sworn in, and the companies we work for and have shares in, are more profitable and valuable. .

Agreed, the economy has gotten better under Trump but we'll never know where it would be under Obama.

Jim in CT
05-07-2018, 12:10 PM
Agreed, the economy has gotten better under Trump but we'll never know where it would be under Obama.

"I hate the guy for what he says and how he acts"

Could not agree more. I also hated the way Obama acted and hated most of what he said (though he was not nearly as crass of vulgar as Trump). Been a long time since I was proud of a POTUS.

"w/o the dates you can't tell where Pres. Trump was elected so it appears that the overall trend is basically the same. Pres. Trump or Pres Obama - the empl. rate trend hasn't changed much "

That's true. But Trump has to get some credit for doing something to allow that trend to continue. Obama didn't do anything that would lead anyone to expect that the trend would continue on its own.

"the economy has gotten better under Trump but we'll never know where it would be under Obama"

True, we can't know what the economy would look like if Obama or Hilary were in there. We don't know what it would look like had Romney won. All we know, is where it was when Obama left, and we know that by most honest measures, it's better now.

I also know that my take home pay is $250 higher per month. Many, many people saw similar results. We know that's because of tax overhaul. It's been a good thing for my family. Obama would never have signed it, never.

Pete F.
05-07-2018, 01:12 PM
"I hate the guy for what he says and how he acts"

Could not agree more. I also hated the way Obama acted and hated most of what he said (though he was not nearly as crass of vulgar as Trump). Been a long time since I was proud of a POTUS.
Not perhaps Nixon, there is a good chance this one is following in his shoes

"w/o the dates you can't tell where Pres. Trump was elected so it appears that the overall trend is basically the same. Pres. Trump or Pres Obama - the empl. rate trend hasn't changed much "

That's true. But Trump has to get some credit for doing something to allow that trend to continue. Obama didn't do anything that would lead anyone to expect that the trend would continue on its own.
We would gladly give him some credit, but he has already given himself more than his fair share.

"the economy has gotten better under Trump but we'll never know where it would be under Obama"

True, we can't know what the economy would look like if Obama or Hilary were in there. We don't know what it would look like had Romney won. All we know, is where it was when Obama left, and we know that by most honest measures, it's better now.
It's on the same plane that it was before Obama left, no matter what Kellyanne, Sarah and Sean say. It's not the most, greatest, best, or whatever simple superlative of the moment

I also know that my take home pay is $250 higher per month. Many, many people saw similar results. We know that's because of tax overhaul. It's been a good thing for my family. Obama would never have signed it, never.
Perhaps a good thing for your family currently, but I am assuming you want your children to live in the future in a growing vibrant economy.
Your odds just dropped according to many economists, though you can find a few that think it will be rosy. Some also say the world is flat, and that Obama was not born here.

Jim in CT
05-07-2018, 01:32 PM
Perhaps a good thing for your family currently, but I am assuming you want your children to live in the future in a growing vibrant economy.
Your odds just dropped according to many economists, though you can find a few that think it will be rosy. Some also say the world is flat, and that Obama was not born here.

"Perhaps a good thing for your family currently"

A good thing for a lot of families, currently. No "perhaps" about it.

"I am assuming you want your children to live in the future in a growing vibrant economy."

I do. Is that less likely today, than it was in Obama's last day? If so, how so?

"Your odds just dropped according to many economists"

Who? Paul Krugman, who said that the US economy would not survive a Trump presidency?

"Some also say the world is flat, and that Obama was not born here"

I don't say either of these two things. But I can say that Obama helped light a fire under the horribly sick US economy he inherited, and I can say that Trump has poured rocket fuel on that fire. And he did it in a way that helps my take-home pay, in a way that Obama never ever did.

Pete F.
05-07-2018, 01:43 PM
Is rocket fuel from Hannity?
I agree with this view more and just hope that the clown show is over soon, don't worry Trump is only the ringmaster, there are several other rings called the House and Senate.
https://www.nationalreview.com/2018/05/america-resilient-economy-political-institutions-washington-bread-and-circuses/

Sea Dangles
05-07-2018, 04:35 PM
There is plenty of evidence that workers are benefiting from corporate tax cuts.
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spence
05-07-2018, 04:40 PM
There is plenty of evidence that shareholders are benefiting from corporate tax cuts.
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Fixed.

detbuch
05-07-2018, 05:04 PM
Fixed.

There is plenty of evidence that workers and shareholders are both benefiting from corporate tax cuts.

Fixed.

spence
05-07-2018, 06:07 PM
It adds up Jeff
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Maybe it will help offset the increased healthcare costs under Trumpcare. Or perhaps the social services cuts.
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Jim in CT
05-07-2018, 07:00 PM
Maybe it will help offset the increased healthcare costs under Trumpcare. Or perhaps the social services cuts.
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What happened to healthcare costs from 2009 - 2016? Did they go down by 2500 a year for the average family, as some idiot promised they would?

Jim in CT
05-07-2018, 07:01 PM
There is plenty of evidence that workers and shareholders are both benefiting from corporate tax cuts.

Fixed.

In many many cases, workers are also shareholders. Many people have a 401k, an IRA, or a 529 plan, in which case they benefit from the things that Spence says benefit shareholders.

Sea Dangles
05-07-2018, 08:08 PM
Fixed.

Seriously Jeff, I mean duh.

My response was to wd saying there is little evidence that the workers are benefiting from the cuts. Please try to follow the conversation before inserting your narrative.
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detbuch
05-07-2018, 08:38 PM
Maybe it will help offset the social services cuts.
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Social services should be state and local responsibilities, not federal . . . that is if actual, original, constitutional text is applied. The federal budget (oops, there is no federal budget) would be way, far, smaller, and federal taxes would shrink, if Congress and the Court were bound by the original text.

spence
05-08-2018, 06:32 AM
Seriously Jeff, I mean duh.

My response was to wd saying there is little evidence that the workers are benefiting from the cuts. Please try to follow the conversation before inserting your narrative.
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I stand by my response.
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Sea Dangles
05-08-2018, 07:40 AM
I stand by my childish nonsensical response.
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No surprise there.
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wdmso
05-09-2018, 03:25 AM
I can't refute that, Apple didn't specifically say that the 20,000 new jobs were only because of the tax overhaul. But the jobs, I believe, were included in the same announcement as bringing back 250B in cash, and paying a tax of 38B. We do know, those moves are a result of the tax overhaul.

Apple also gave $2,500 bonuses to most of it's 85,000 employees. But let's not talk about that.

I am sorry that the economy is doing so well, Paul. It must eat at you and Spence.


Apple is giving its employees $2,500 bonuses in restricted stock units yet again another example from what i can find hasn't happened ..



ITS been said before.. suddenly now all the governments data is spot on .. no one here isn't saying the economy is is not doing well ,, we just disagree that the avg American is some how in a much better place just because Orange Julius is in office .. which is factually inaccurate

scottw
05-09-2018, 03:56 AM
Apple is giving its employees $2,500 bonuses in restricted stock units yet again another example from what i can find hasn't happened ..



wait...so...Apple is giving bonuses or isn't giving bonuses?

scottw
05-09-2018, 03:57 AM
we just disagree that the avg American is some how in a much better place just because Orange Julius is in office .. which is factually inaccurate



based on what?....and define "avg American"

scottw
05-09-2018, 04:12 AM
Is rocket fuel from Hannity?



that's a tough question....