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She has a plan, it's right there on her website, pretty standard stuff that should not scare people too much. Whatever Trump plans to do changes day-to-day. Mostly it's a bunch of stuff that is either impossible, unworkable or terror inducing to the markets. It is certain that, at least in the short term, Trump's plans would be terribly counter-productive until the markets figured out how to operate with such an erratic president.Jobs are still leaving and Trump has proposed clear plans to stop them from leaving and to bring some of the jobs back. Clinton has no plans to try to prevent more jobs from leaving, in fact, Clinton has no economic plan at all.To a national politician "protecting business" means doing what Big business wants and Big business wants nothing to do with anything remotely resembling protectionism. Trump claiming to want protectionism is nothing more than an empty promise, like wanting to close the barn door thirty years after the horses got out. The time for protectionist measures was long ago when all the republicans and half the democrats were hailing Friedman as the messiah of capitalism and quoting his theories as the gospel.
I have looked on her website and I couldn't find an economic plan, perhaps you could post it for me.She has a plan, it's right there on her website, pretty standard stuff that should not scare people too much. Whatever Trump plans to do changes day-to-day. Mostly it's a bunch of stuff that is either impossible, unworkable or terror inducing to the markets. It is certain that, at least in the short term, Trump's plans would be terribly counter-productive until the markets figured out how to operate with such an erratic president.Jobs are still leaving and Trump has proposed clear plans to stop them from leaving and to bring some of the jobs back. Clinton has no plans to try to prevent more jobs from leaving, in fact, Clinton has no economic plan at all.To a national politician "protecting business" means doing what Big business wants and Big business wants nothing to do with anything remotely resembling protectionism. Trump claiming to want protectionism is nothing more than an empty promise, like wanting to close the barn door thirty years after the horses got out. The time for protectionist measures was long ago when all the republicans and half the democrats were hailing Friedman as the messiah of capitalism and quoting his theories as the gospel.
Google is just not that hard to use, you just type "Clinton economic plan" into the box and behold! A detailed Clinton economic plan.I have looked on her website and I couldn't find an economic plan, perhaps you could post it for me.She has a plan, it's right there on her website, pretty standard stuff that should not scare people too much. Whatever Trump plans to do changes day-to-day. Mostly it's a bunch of stuff that is either impossible, unworkable or terror inducing to the markets. It is certain that, at least in the short term, Trump's plans would be terribly counter-productive until the markets figured out how to operate with such an erratic president.Jobs are still leaving and Trump has proposed clear plans to stop them from leaving and to bring some of the jobs back. Clinton has no plans to try to prevent more jobs from leaving, in fact, Clinton has no economic plan at all.To a national politician "protecting business" means doing what Big business wants and Big business wants nothing to do with anything remotely resembling protectionism. Trump claiming to want protectionism is nothing more than an empty promise, like wanting to close the barn door thirty years after the horses got out. The time for protectionist measures was long ago when all the republicans and half the democrats were hailing Friedman as the messiah of capitalism and quoting his theories as the gospel.
As for Trump's plans, they haven't changed since he first announced for the nomination, and they are all specific and very doable.
A lot of slogans but no specific plans to do anything. For example she says she will get tough on some nations to protect US jobs but she doesn't what she will do. Does she mean she will adopt Trump's plan to levy tariffs? Does she mean anything? If so why doesn't she say so?Google is just not that hard to use, you just type "Clinton economic plan" into the box and behold! A detailed Clinton economic plan.I have looked on her website and I couldn't find an economic plan, perhaps you could post it for me.She has a plan, it's right there on her website, pretty standard stuff that should not scare people too much. Whatever Trump plans to do changes day-to-day. Mostly it's a bunch of stuff that is either impossible, unworkable or terror inducing to the markets. It is certain that, at least in the short term, Trump's plans would be terribly counter-productive until the markets figured out how to operate with such an erratic president.Jobs are still leaving and Trump has proposed clear plans to stop them from leaving and to bring some of the jobs back. Clinton has no plans to try to prevent more jobs from leaving, in fact, Clinton has no economic plan at all.To a national politician "protecting business" means doing what Big business wants and Big business wants nothing to do with anything remotely resembling protectionism. Trump claiming to want protectionism is nothing more than an empty promise, like wanting to close the barn door thirty years after the horses got out. The time for protectionist measures was long ago when all the republicans and half the democrats were hailing Friedman as the messiah of capitalism and quoting his theories as the gospel.
As for Trump's plans, they haven't changed since he first announced for the nomination, and they are all specific and very doable.
Stronger Together: Hillary Clinton’s Plan for An Economy That Works for Everyone, Not Just Those at the Top
It's an encyclopedia of economics compared with the incredibly vague shit Trump has on his website.A lot of slogans but no specific plans to do anything. For example she says she will get tough on some nations to protect US jobs but she doesn't what she will do. Does she mean she will adopt Trump's plan to levy tariffs? Does she mean anything? If so why doesn't she say so?Google is just not that hard to use, you just type "Clinton economic plan" into the box and behold! A detailed Clinton economic plan.I have looked on her website and I couldn't find an economic plan, perhaps you could post it for me.She has a plan, it's right there on her website, pretty standard stuff that should not scare people too much. Whatever Trump plans to do changes day-to-day. Mostly it's a bunch of stuff that is either impossible, unworkable or terror inducing to the markets. It is certain that, at least in the short term, Trump's plans would be terribly counter-productive until the markets figured out how to operate with such an erratic president.Jobs are still leaving and Trump has proposed clear plans to stop them from leaving and to bring some of the jobs back. Clinton has no plans to try to prevent more jobs from leaving, in fact, Clinton has no economic plan at all.To a national politician "protecting business" means doing what Big business wants and Big business wants nothing to do with anything remotely resembling protectionism. Trump claiming to want protectionism is nothing more than an empty promise, like wanting to close the barn door thirty years after the horses got out. The time for protectionist measures was long ago when all the republicans and half the democrats were hailing Friedman as the messiah of capitalism and quoting his theories as the gospel.
As for Trump's plans, they haven't changed since he first announced for the nomination, and they are all specific and very doable.
Stronger Together: Hillary Clinton’s Plan for An Economy That Works for Everyone, Not Just Those at the Top
We know exactly what Trump will do but the only thing we know for sure Clinton will do is tax investment capital out of the private sector and give it to politicians and bureaucrats to spend on politically popular projects, hardly and economic plan.It's an encyclopedia of economics compared with the incredibly vague shit Trump has on his website.A lot of slogans but no specific plans to do anything. For example she says she will get tough on some nations to protect US jobs but she doesn't what she will do. Does she mean she will adopt Trump's plan to levy tariffs? Does she mean anything? If so why doesn't she say so?Google is just not that hard to use, you just type "Clinton economic plan" into the box and behold! A detailed Clinton economic plan.I have looked on her website and I couldn't find an economic plan, perhaps you could post it for me.She has a plan, it's right there on her website, pretty standard stuff that should not scare people too much. Whatever Trump plans to do changes day-to-day. Mostly it's a bunch of stuff that is either impossible, unworkable or terror inducing to the markets. It is certain that, at least in the short term, Trump's plans would be terribly counter-productive until the markets figured out how to operate with such an erratic president.Jobs are still leaving and Trump has proposed clear plans to stop them from leaving and to bring some of the jobs back. Clinton has no plans to try to prevent more jobs from leaving, in fact, Clinton has no economic plan at all.
As for Trump's plans, they haven't changed since he first announced for the nomination, and they are all specific and very doable.
Stronger Together: Hillary Clinton’s Plan for An Economy That Works for Everyone, Not Just Those at the Top
Economy
Admit it, you are simply putting all your faith into his overblown ability as a businessman to run the economy without really knowing for sure what he will actually do. Just his saying that he is going to make all these other countries suddenly start serving our interests rather than their own ought to ring a few alarm bells.
In a head to head comparison of websites Trump comes up very short. Why are you continuing to argue this? You said Clinton has no economic plan yet there it is. You may not like it but it is still a plan far more detailed than Trump's. The question if either of these is effective is akin to looking for answers in tea leaves as congress can easily ruin any plan out of sheer spite. What the hell would either of them have after it is subjected to the amendment process? No one can know at this point.We know exactly what Trump will do but the only thing we know for sure Clinton will do is tax investment capital out of the private sector and give it to politicians and bureaucrats to spend on politically popular projects, hardly and economic plan.It's an encyclopedia of economics compared with the incredibly vague shit Trump has on his website.A lot of slogans but no specific plans to do anything. For example she says she will get tough on some nations to protect US jobs but she doesn't what she will do. Does she mean she will adopt Trump's plan to levy tariffs? Does she mean anything? If so why doesn't she say so?Google is just not that hard to use, you just type "Clinton economic plan" into the box and behold! A detailed Clinton economic plan.I have looked on her website and I couldn't find an economic plan, perhaps you could post it for me.She has a plan, it's right there on her website, pretty standard stuff that should not scare people too much. Whatever Trump plans to do changes day-to-day. Mostly it's a bunch of stuff that is either impossible, unworkable or terror inducing to the markets. It is certain that, at least in the short term, Trump's plans would be terribly counter-productive until the markets figured out how to operate with such an erratic president.
As for Trump's plans, they haven't changed since he first announced for the nomination, and they are all specific and very doable.
Stronger Together: Hillary Clinton’s Plan for An Economy That Works for Everyone, Not Just Those at the Top
Economy
Admit it, you are simply putting all your faith into his overblown ability as a businessman to run the economy without really knowing for sure what he will actually do. Just his saying that he is going to make all these other countries suddenly start serving our interests rather than their own ought to ring a few alarm bells.
On the other hand Trump will cut taxes to increase the amount of investment capital in the private sector to invigorate the economy in the same way Reagan's tax cut gave us the prosperity of the 1980's and 1990's after the stagnant economy and inflation of the 1960's and 1970's. Clinton seems to have forgotten that the prosperity of the 1990's was not due to government actions but to private investors financing the tech boom and the money they had to invest was largely due to the Reagan tax cuts.
Trump will levy taxes on imports that compete with US manufactures to protect US jobs. Clinton has nothing to say about what she will do.
Trump will provide incentives to US companies that have trillions of dollars of profits abroad so that they will bring that money home to invest in the US economy instead of foreign economies. Clinton has nothing to say about what she will do.
Trump will stop the flow of illegal immigrants and get rid of the ones already here to free up American jobs and allow wages to rise. Clinton will encourage more to come to take away American jobs and keep wages low.
Trump has specific plans, but Clinton has no specific plans, just some vague talk that sounds like a planned economy, which is always everywhere and low growth or no growth economy.
Clinton posted a lot of words, but no details. She doesn't say what she will beyond tax investment capital out of the private sector and give it to politicians and bureaucrats to spend on politically popular projects. Trump has laid out specific plans aimed at invigorating the economy and Clinton has none.In a head to head comparison of websites Trump comes up very short. Why are you continuing to argue this? You said Clinton has no economic plan yet there it is. You may not like it but it is still a plan far more detailed than Trump's. The question if either of these is effective is akin to looking for answers in tea leaves as congress can easily ruin any plan out of sheer spite. What the hell would either of them have after it is subjected to the amendment process? No one can know at this point.We know exactly what Trump will do but the only thing we know for sure Clinton will do is tax investment capital out of the private sector and give it to politicians and bureaucrats to spend on politically popular projects, hardly and economic plan.It's an encyclopedia of economics compared with the incredibly vague shit Trump has on his website.A lot of slogans but no specific plans to do anything. For example she says she will get tough on some nations to protect US jobs but she doesn't what she will do. Does she mean she will adopt Trump's plan to levy tariffs? Does she mean anything? If so why doesn't she say so?Google is just not that hard to use, you just type "Clinton economic plan" into the box and behold! A detailed Clinton economic plan.I have looked on her website and I couldn't find an economic plan, perhaps you could post it for me.
As for Trump's plans, they haven't changed since he first announced for the nomination, and they are all specific and very doable.
Stronger Together: Hillary Clinton’s Plan for An Economy That Works for Everyone, Not Just Those at the Top
Economy
Admit it, you are simply putting all your faith into his overblown ability as a businessman to run the economy without really knowing for sure what he will actually do. Just his saying that he is going to make all these other countries suddenly start serving our interests rather than their own ought to ring a few alarm bells.
On the other hand Trump will cut taxes to increase the amount of investment capital in the private sector to invigorate the economy in the same way Reagan's tax cut gave us the prosperity of the 1980's and 1990's after the stagnant economy and inflation of the 1960's and 1970's. Clinton seems to have forgotten that the prosperity of the 1990's was not due to government actions but to private investors financing the tech boom and the money they had to invest was largely due to the Reagan tax cuts.
Trump will levy taxes on imports that compete with US manufactures to protect US jobs. Clinton has nothing to say about what she will do.
Trump will provide incentives to US companies that have trillions of dollars of profits abroad so that they will bring that money home to invest in the US economy instead of foreign economies. Clinton has nothing to say about what she will do.
Trump will stop the flow of illegal immigrants and get rid of the ones already here to free up American jobs and allow wages to rise. Clinton will encourage more to come to take away American jobs and keep wages low.
Trump has specific plans, but Clinton has no specific plans, just some vague talk that sounds like a planned economy, which is always everywhere and low growth or no growth economy.
Well that's just, like, your opinion man. My opinion is that Trump is an economic retard who would blow up the deficit in the unlikely event he gets elected, not that republicans give a shit about spending when their own man is in the White House.Clinton posted a lot of words, but no details. She doesn't say what she will beyond tax investment capital out of the private sector and give it to politicians and bureaucrats to spend on politically popular projects. Trump has laid out specific plans aimed at invigorating the economy and Clinton has none.In a head to head comparison of websites Trump comes up very short. Why are you continuing to argue this? You said Clinton has no economic plan yet there it is. You may not like it but it is still a plan far more detailed than Trump's. The question if either of these is effective is akin to looking for answers in tea leaves as congress can easily ruin any plan out of sheer spite. What the hell would either of them have after it is subjected to the amendment process? No one can know at this point.We know exactly what Trump will do but the only thing we know for sure Clinton will do is tax investment capital out of the private sector and give it to politicians and bureaucrats to spend on politically popular projects, hardly and economic plan.It's an encyclopedia of economics compared with the incredibly vague shit Trump has on his website.A lot of slogans but no specific plans to do anything. For example she says she will get tough on some nations to protect US jobs but she doesn't what she will do. Does she mean she will adopt Trump's plan to levy tariffs? Does she mean anything? If so why doesn't she say so?Google is just not that hard to use, you just type "Clinton economic plan" into the box and behold! A detailed Clinton economic plan.
Stronger Together: Hillary Clinton’s Plan for An Economy That Works for Everyone, Not Just Those at the Top
Economy
Admit it, you are simply putting all your faith into his overblown ability as a businessman to run the economy without really knowing for sure what he will actually do. Just his saying that he is going to make all these other countries suddenly start serving our interests rather than their own ought to ring a few alarm bells.
On the other hand Trump will cut taxes to increase the amount of investment capital in the private sector to invigorate the economy in the same way Reagan's tax cut gave us the prosperity of the 1980's and 1990's after the stagnant economy and inflation of the 1960's and 1970's. Clinton seems to have forgotten that the prosperity of the 1990's was not due to government actions but to private investors financing the tech boom and the money they had to invest was largely due to the Reagan tax cuts.
Trump will levy taxes on imports that compete with US manufactures to protect US jobs. Clinton has nothing to say about what she will do.
Trump will provide incentives to US companies that have trillions of dollars of profits abroad so that they will bring that money home to invest in the US economy instead of foreign economies. Clinton has nothing to say about what she will do.
Trump will stop the flow of illegal immigrants and get rid of the ones already here to free up American jobs and allow wages to rise. Clinton will encourage more to come to take away American jobs and keep wages low.
Trump has specific plans, but Clinton has no specific plans, just some vague talk that sounds like a planned economy, which is always everywhere and low growth or no growth economy.
Your posts make it clear you don't have opinions, you have only biases.Well that's just, like, your opinion man. My opinion is that Trump is an economic retard who would blow up the deficit in the unlikely event he gets elected, not that republicans give a shit about spending when their own man is in the White House.Clinton posted a lot of words, but no details. She doesn't say what she will beyond tax investment capital out of the private sector and give it to politicians and bureaucrats to spend on politically popular projects. Trump has laid out specific plans aimed at invigorating the economy and Clinton has none.In a head to head comparison of websites Trump comes up very short. Why are you continuing to argue this? You said Clinton has no economic plan yet there it is. You may not like it but it is still a plan far more detailed than Trump's. The question if either of these is effective is akin to looking for answers in tea leaves as congress can easily ruin any plan out of sheer spite. What the hell would either of them have after it is subjected to the amendment process? No one can know at this point.We know exactly what Trump will do but the only thing we know for sure Clinton will do is tax investment capital out of the private sector and give it to politicians and bureaucrats to spend on politically popular projects, hardly and economic plan.It's an encyclopedia of economics compared with the incredibly vague shit Trump has on his website.A lot of slogans but no specific plans to do anything. For example she says she will get tough on some nations to protect US jobs but she doesn't what she will do. Does she mean she will adopt Trump's plan to levy tariffs? Does she mean anything? If so why doesn't she say so?
Economy
Admit it, you are simply putting all your faith into his overblown ability as a businessman to run the economy without really knowing for sure what he will actually do. Just his saying that he is going to make all these other countries suddenly start serving our interests rather than their own ought to ring a few alarm bells.
On the other hand Trump will cut taxes to increase the amount of investment capital in the private sector to invigorate the economy in the same way Reagan's tax cut gave us the prosperity of the 1980's and 1990's after the stagnant economy and inflation of the 1960's and 1970's. Clinton seems to have forgotten that the prosperity of the 1990's was not due to government actions but to private investors financing the tech boom and the money they had to invest was largely due to the Reagan tax cuts.
Trump will levy taxes on imports that compete with US manufactures to protect US jobs. Clinton has nothing to say about what she will do.
Trump will provide incentives to US companies that have trillions of dollars of profits abroad so that they will bring that money home to invest in the US economy instead of foreign economies. Clinton has nothing to say about what she will do.
Trump will stop the flow of illegal immigrants and get rid of the ones already here to free up American jobs and allow wages to rise. Clinton will encourage more to come to take away American jobs and keep wages low.
Trump has specific plans, but Clinton has no specific plans, just some vague talk that sounds like a planned economy, which is always everywhere and low growth or no growth economy.
