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Republicans totally controlled the government and the SCOTUS from 2001-2007.lefty tax codes
He was too busy being an Ivy League elitist, a corporatist, and an establishment cog in Bush's wheel.At least Ted Cruz hasn't supported liberal causes most of his life.
He doesn't have 1000 businesses. He has a few. Hotels and golf courses.His businesses fail, while he's screwing over people he signed contracts with.Who should we believe? The man that's spent 35-40 years CUTTING DEALS,STARTING BUSINESSES etc or people who TALK about doing these things? I know who I believe in and trust.
How the fuck do you own a casino and not make money?
Trump found a way.
Wow! He has 1,000 business and 4 failed.
What a loser!
His money was given to him.The minute you say '100%' you are LYING...
...and since the man is a million/billionaire, I wouldn't trust a thing any such economist would say. I would certainly trust him more than a Community Organizer...
Yes it was. And many people who money is handed over to them don't make the case for Fair Trade.His money was given to him.The minute you say '100%' you are LYING...
...and since the man is a million/billionaire, I wouldn't trust a thing any such economist would say. I would certainly trust him more than a Community Organizer...
Should Apple just give away their intellectual property? The electronics may be cheap - or maybe not: those touch screens can't be produced in every electronics shop.That's because of slave labor. Period.Good post. But no one could ever convince me us not having jobs is somehow good for us. Maybe you can?
Because the jobs argument is an illusion.
It costs about $2 to make a T-shirt in Vietnam. It costs about $12 (or more) to make the same T-shirt in America. Even if you got rid of all the government regulations crap, it would still cost many times more to make a T-shirt in America. That $10 difference is money out of your pocket that you could have spent elsewhere in the economy. So that's $10 towards an American job somewhere else that doesn't exist anymore because of the tariff.
Only 15% of America's economy is exports. 85% of America's economy is internally generated. Most of the money that is spent by you - that $10 - stays here. But if you put on a tariff, that $10 doesn't exist anymore, and you are poorer for it.
If you have $12 to spend on a T-shirt or $12 to spend on a T-shirt and $10 on something else, in which one are you better off?
Jobs are not an illusion. That is pretty absurd coming from a decently minded individual..
You sound like the chamber of commerce just freshly shit you out.
What's next? Amnesty or open borders?
Slave Labor? you mean like what is used to make the most over priced electronics known as apple products?
Only a matter of time before being called a leftist................And I'm not for SPREADING THE WEALTH and REDISTRIBUTE BS EITHER................
^^^ I see we've added yet another retard to the forum!
Slave Labor? you mean like what is used to make the most over priced electronics known as apple products?
And though, here American liberals are using these same Apple electronics. HYPOCRITES!
Slave Labor? you mean like what is used to make the most over priced electronics known as apple products?
Should Apple just give away their intellectual property? The electronics may be cheap - or maybe not: those touch screens can't be produced in every electronics shop.That's because of slave labor. Period.Good post. But no one could ever convince me us not having jobs is somehow good for us. Maybe you can?
Because the jobs argument is an illusion.
It costs about $2 to make a T-shirt in Vietnam. It costs about $12 (or more) to make the same T-shirt in America. Even if you got rid of all the government regulations crap, it would still cost many times more to make a T-shirt in America. That $10 difference is money out of your pocket that you could have spent elsewhere in the economy. So that's $10 towards an American job somewhere else that doesn't exist anymore because of the tariff.
Only 15% of America's economy is exports. 85% of America's economy is internally generated. Most of the money that is spent by you - that $10 - stays here. But if you put on a tariff, that $10 doesn't exist anymore, and you are poorer for it.
If you have $12 to spend on a T-shirt or $12 to spend on a T-shirt and $10 on something else, in which one are you better off?
Jobs are not an illusion. That is pretty absurd coming from a decently minded individual..
You sound like the chamber of commerce just freshly shit you out.
What's next? Amnesty or open borders?
Slave Labor? you mean like what is used to make the most over priced electronics known as apple products?
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Slave Labor? you mean like what is used to make the most over priced electronics known as apple products?
And though, here American liberals are using these same Apple electronics. HYPOCRITES!
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Only a matter of time before being called a leftist................And I'm not for SPREADING THE WEALTH and REDISTRIBUTE BS EITHER................
But that's what tariffs do.
If Obama said he was going to raise your taxes and give the money to solar companies, I'm guessing you'd be pissed. But there is no economic difference between that and Trump raising tariffs to protect some other dying industry.
I'm not going to comment on your opposition to Cruz's VAT proposition other than to reiterate that a VAT is better for the economy in aggregate than tariffs. It is reasonable to oppose both.
I haven't read Cruz's tax proposal, but I'm guessing he is proposing to raise a VAT and to lower income taxes. That has been floating around in conservative, pro-free market economic circles for decades.
I'm not a big Ted Cruz fan, but I don't know how any self-respecting conservative would support Trump over Cruz.
Yeah - Sweden is just dying!I also agree that this is much more sensible than what Sanders is suggesting - socialism - the black plague of an economy.
\See how the far left distracts form the fact that they support slave labor in the form of buying over priced electronics!
He proposed a VAT at a rate of 16%. Rand Paul proposed a VAT of 14.5%. Statist countries in SOCIALIST use the VAT to increase money going to the Gov't............It's used around the world....................And when you buy a product it's HIDDEN in the cost...........Once they imposed VAT they were eager to RAISE IT..............and RAISE IT THEY DID................Causing prices to rise..............on all consumers.......................................Only a matter of time before being called a leftist................And I'm not for SPREADING THE WEALTH and REDISTRIBUTE BS EITHER................
But that's what tariffs do.
If Obama said he was going to raise your taxes and give the money to solar companies, I'm guessing you'd be pissed. But there is no economic difference between that and Trump raising tariffs to protect some other dying industry.
I'm not going to comment on your opposition to Cruz's VAT proposition other than to reiterate that a VAT is better for the economy in aggregate than tariffs. It is reasonable to oppose both.
I haven't read Cruz's tax proposal, but I'm guessing he is proposing to raise a VAT and to lower income taxes. That has been floating around in conservative, pro-free market economic circles for decades.
I'm not a big Ted Cruz fan, but I don't know how any self-respecting conservative would support Trump over Cruz.
Conservative Economists Agree Trump's Tax Plan Would ...
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Sep 29, 2015 - Conservative Economists Agree Trump's Tax Plan Would Cost $12 Trillion, Bankrupt America. By Jesse Rappaport. Posted on September 29, ...
Trump Is Right on Economics - The New York Times
www.nytimes.com/.../paul-krugman-trump-is-right-o...
The New York Times
Sep 7, 2015 - about Mr. Trump's platform, his implicit racism and his insistence that he would ... Taxes on the top 1 percent went up substantially in 2013, both ...
Krugman: Trump is 'right' on taxes, economics | TheHill
thehill.com/.../252877-krugman-trump-is-right-on-taxes-econo...
The Hill
Sep 7, 2015 - The economist and columnist said Trump is correct to embrace a tax hike ... I agree. They want all minorities to stay in the plantation. As it turns ...
Warren: I agree with Trump on taxes | TheHill
thehill.com/blogs/.../252949-warren-i-agree-with-trump-on-taxe...
The Hill
Sep 8, 2015 - "Donald Trump and I both agree that there ought to be more taxation of the ... Liberal economist Paul Krugman, for example, wrote in his New ...
Donald Trump's Amazingly Conventional Tax Plan - The ...
www.theatlantic.com/politics/.../09/...trumps...tax.../407713/
The Atlantic
Sep 28, 2015 - Yes, Trump's plan would dramatically reshape the tax code by cutting the .... According to The Economist: “If America's Syria-watchers agree on ...
Donald Trump Delivers Center-Right Populist Tax Plan ...
www.breitbart.com/.../donald-trump-delivers-center-right-popul...
Breitbart
Sep 28, 2015 - Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump announces his tax plan during a ... a broad swath of the American electorate, although economists of both Left and Right ..... I agree that everyone should have skin in the game.
A lot for conservatives to like in Donald Trump's tax plan ...
Washington Post: Breaking News, World, US, DC News & Analysis...trumps-tax.../df28...
The Washington Post
Sep 28, 2015 - NEW YORK — Donald Trump's tax plan would allow millions of ... The size of the tax cuts surprised many conservative economists and activists ...
Now you know that posting facts against the far left is not allowed on this board!
\See how the far left distracts form the fact that they support slave labor in the form of buying over priced electronics!
quiet, troll.
