Carrier Actually Shipping 1300 Jobs To Mexico: Subsequent GOP No Plurality Election!

[mascale]

The "Absence of Plurality" Trump-Pence Job-Loss Tour, gets under way with 1300 Carrier jobs from Indiana, shipped off to Mexico already! In return, Indiana gives up millions of dollars in tax revenue. Anyone sees what it means to try to govern with no plurality win in the elections.

Indiana Gives $7 Million in Tax Breaks to Keep Carrier Jobs

And then it's on to all the RNC election campaigns: "No Plurality In Any District Today, No Plurality in Any District Tommara(?), And No Plurality In Any District, Forever!"

The border fences don't seem to work, after all!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Immigrants from Lands of Many Nations: Even showcase War Bonnets at Trade Fairs!)

 

[Timmy]

Geez. Is carrier paying any tax?!

 

[mascale]

The Trump-Pence-RNC opinion of Blue Collar White Working males is clear in "The Deal." Anyone has to bribe any company to get them to employ any of them(?)! They can turn around any take away any payroll gains, benefits, and soon enough, the health care!

Then follow that along: Obama and "The Reagan Trajectory" left all kinds of millions behind. Reagan lost the Bush Term I White House. Bill Clinton changed the math. Then Obama let the "Make Work Pay Refundable Income Tax Credit," lapse--sending money only to the already prosperous, bureaucrats and public school faculty instead. Then they turned around and enforced myriad restrictions, blocking any funded projects. The Stimulus essentially became new roofs on some crappers in a High Sierra park near Mammoth Mountain.

Secretary Clinton was as Ivy League as any of them. Suddenly the economy was not thought an issue--out there on the slopes!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!)
(Many now better able to cherish even finer turquoise of life!)

 

[guno]

The "Absence of Plurality" Trump-Pence Job-Loss Tour, gets under way with 1300 Carrier jobs from Indiana, shipped off to Mexico already! In return, Indiana gives up millions of dollars in tax revenue. Anyone sees what it means to try to govern with no plurality win in the elections.

Indiana Gives $7 Million in Tax Breaks to Keep Carrier Jobs

And then it's on to all the RNC election campaigns: "No Plurality In Any District Today, No Plurality in Any District Tommara(?), And No Plurality In Any District, Forever!"

The border fences don't seem to work, after all!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Immigrants from Lands of Many Nations: Even showcase War Bonnets at Trade Fairs!)

a slight of hand for the rubes

 

[bendog]

The "Absence of Plurality" Trump-Pence Job-Loss Tour, gets under way with 1300 Carrier jobs from Indiana, shipped off to Mexico already! In return, Indiana gives up millions of dollars in tax revenue. Anyone sees what it means to try to govern with no plurality win in the elections.

Indiana Gives $7 Million in Tax Breaks to Keep Carrier Jobs

And then it's on to all the RNC election campaigns: "No Plurality In Any District Today, No Plurality in Any District Tommara(?), And No Plurality In Any District, Forever!"

The border fences don't seem to work, after all!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Immigrants from Lands of Many Nations: Even showcase War Bonnets at Trade Fairs!)

a slight of hand for the rubes

Of course, but in 3 years he'll be saying Remember I Saved the Carrier Jobs ... which will be going to Mexico anyway. He's not doing jack shit for workers, and he's even privatizing their medicare.

Not that I disagree that the form of medicare where you can consume as much as you can so long as you have your supplemental policy is a good thing. But, on the other hand, it's saved millions of middle class estates from the final hospital illness expense. The gop is after that, it seems.

 

[Vandalshandle]

The whole thing is hilarious. Pence, who is governor of Indiana did nothing during his term about this, but suddenly gave huge state tax breaks, now that it is all headline news.

Donald Trump’s deal for American jobs doesn’t look as good in the light of day

"Carrier will move 1,300 jobs to Mexico, keep 800 in the United States, and be paid for their troubles. The heating and air conditioner company’s original plan was to close two plants in Indiana and move their workforce to facilities in Mexico. There, they could pay workers as much as $23 less per hour, for a potential income loss of $67 million, state officials estimated, and a total loss of $108 million in the surrounding economy.

Trump made the loss of the Carrier plants a theme of his campaign and promised to save every job. Now, after talks with Carrier’s parent company, United Technologies (UTC), they’ll be keeping a furnace manufacturing plant open, a true win for the 800 workers who keep their jobs, but laying off 600 workers there, and closing an electronics factory where 700 people work; still a painful loss for their community. As details have leaked about the deal made to preserve those jobs, its broader aspects aren’t very reassuring. Here’s what’s at play:


State tax breaks
The most tangible part of the deal is an as-yet unspecified set of tax breaks for the company negotiated by Pence, still the governor of Indiana. Pence’s ability to do this now raises questions about what he was doing about this issue as governor for the previous year. Regardless, it is a classic move for state leaders when companies aim to leave town—throw money at them. And it sends a message to any company: Threaten to leave town, and you’ll get paid. Relying on subsidies like these rather than market forces is something that conservatives like Pence often call “picking winners” when they’re not doing it.

The Wall Street Journal reports that the tax breaks come out to $7 million over ten years, or about $8,750 per job."

So, Trump's "job saving" is paid for by giving corporations tax breaks which will have to be made up for by public individuals! In short, the corporation wins. The low skilled worker wins, and taxpayers lose. Way to got, Trump!

 

[Little-Acorn]

Isn't it hilarious how the disgruntled liberals never gave a thought to Obama's driving company after company out of the United States, but have now suddenly become very concerned that Donald Trump only brought SOME of them back, and are calling that "not good enough"?

These fanatics need to get their stories straight before they try presenting their schemes to normal people.

 

[mascale]

The Trump White House--some brilliant Chief Strategist--has exposed the Weak Administration in the first month post-election. It is not entirely well-liked, even at the polls. It bribed a Corporation to follow along its policy.

The next Chief Strategist Weakness is the contractual conflict with the elected official--President, USA--unable to own the Washington, D. C. Trump Towers. There is no way to keep the ownership "Blind," The Brand Name, and the perception that government interests--of 111 foreign nations at least--are illegally engaged in the Trump various. enterprises. Even illegal profiteering from the U. S. Federal Government has been found--before it becomes legally, illegal(?).

Some contending that the law does not apply to projects initiated prior to government elected service are clearly not too well-schooled, shown as easily as that. It is not U. S. Statute to set yourself up as government contractor, and then run for office, to increase profit from the contracts, or just to keep the contracts in force! Probably blowing any contract properties to bits is not allowed, selling off contract secretes is not allowed, and shooting designated personnel is not allowed. . . .and on and on.

So next on the list at RNC: Remedial Reading Lessons(?)!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Maybe new Great White--and Very Blond--Father in Washington: Will become even fond of premium Turquoise--unable to directly profit from Sovereign Tribes(?)!)

 

[Vandalshandle]

I wonder how much Trump will pay me to keep me from moving out of the country, and leaving a hole in the economy of Safeway, my barber, a couple of restaurants, etc. I think that I will demand another $50 per month in SS benefits.

 

[Rustic]

Geez. Is carrier paying any tax?!

The government does not deserve taxes…

 

[Rustic]

The success of the country is altogether different thing than the success of the federal government…

 

[Rexx Taylor]

Geez. Is carrier paying any tax?!

The government does not deserve taxes…

well we need to keep some carrier jobs in mexico,,,to keep the mexicans in Mexico !!!!!!

 

[deltex1]

The "Absence of Plurality" Trump-Pence Job-Loss Tour, gets under way with 1300 Carrier jobs from Indiana, shipped off to Mexico already! In return, Indiana gives up millions of dollars in tax revenue. Anyone sees what it means to try to govern with no plurality win in the elections.

Indiana Gives $7 Million in Tax Breaks to Keep Carrier Jobs

And then it's on to all the RNC election campaigns: "No Plurality In Any District Today, No Plurality in Any District Tommara(?), And No Plurality In Any District, Forever!"

The border fences don't seem to work, after all!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Immigrants from Lands of Many Nations: Even showcase War Bonnets at Trade Fairs!)

1300 instead of 2400...do the math, Leroy....

 

[edthecynic]

Isn't it hilarious how the disgruntled liberals never gave a thought to Obama's driving company after company out of the United States, but have now suddenly become very concerned that Donald Trump only brought SOME of them back, and are calling that "not good enough"?

These fanatics need to get their stories straight before they try presenting their schemes to normal people.

Actually, what is truly "hilarious" is pathological liar Tramp saying, "Companies are not going to leave the United States anymore without consequences. Not going to happen," when the "consequences" are giving companies $7 million to move 1,300 jobs to Mexico and the Tramp SUCKERS cheering it!!!!!

 

[deltex1]

Isn't it hilarious how the disgruntled liberals never gave a thought to Obama's driving company after company out of the United States, but have now suddenly become very concerned that Donald Trump only brought SOME of them back, and are calling that "not good enough"?

These fanatics need to get their stories straight before they try presenting their schemes to normal people.

Actually, what is truly "hilarious" is pathological liar Tramp saying, "Companies are not going to leave the United States anymore without consequences. Not going to happen," when the "consequences" are giving companies $7 million to move 1,300 jobs to Mexico and the Tramp SUCKERS cheering it!!!!!

Ed just flew up his own ass.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Left loons....must....find....something...anything....to .....bitch.....about

 

[Skull Pilot]

The "Absence of Plurality" Trump-Pence Job-Loss Tour, gets under way with 1300 Carrier jobs from Indiana, shipped off to Mexico already! In return, Indiana gives up millions of dollars in tax revenue. Anyone sees what it means to try to govern with no plurality win in the elections.

Indiana Gives $7 Million in Tax Breaks to Keep Carrier Jobs

And then it's on to all the RNC election campaigns: "No Plurality In Any District Today, No Plurality in Any District Tommara(?), And No Plurality In Any District, Forever!"

The border fences don't seem to work, after all!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Immigrants from Lands of Many Nations: Even showcase War Bonnets at Trade Fairs!)

So what?

NY state has been advertising no tax for 10 years on new businesses

START-UP NY Grow Your Business

 

[NYcarbineer]

The whole thing is hilarious. Pence, who is governor of Indiana did nothing during his term about this, but suddenly gave huge state tax breaks, now that it is all headline news.

Donald Trump’s deal for American jobs doesn’t look as good in the light of day

"Carrier will move 1,300 jobs to Mexico, keep 800 in the United States, and be paid for their troubles. The heating and air conditioner company’s original plan was to close two plants in Indiana and move their workforce to facilities in Mexico. There, they could pay workers as much as $23 less per hour, for a potential income loss of $67 million, state officials estimated, and a total loss of $108 million in the surrounding economy.

Trump made the loss of the Carrier plants a theme of his campaign and promised to save every job. Now, after talks with Carrier’s parent company, United Technologies (UTC), they’ll be keeping a furnace manufacturing plant open, a true win for the 800 workers who keep their jobs, but laying off 600 workers there, and closing an electronics factory where 700 people work; still a painful loss for their community. As details have leaked about the deal made to preserve those jobs, its broader aspects aren’t very reassuring. Here’s what’s at play:


State tax breaks
The most tangible part of the deal is an as-yet unspecified set of tax breaks for the company negotiated by Pence, still the governor of Indiana. Pence’s ability to do this now raises questions about what he was doing about this issue as governor for the previous year. Regardless, it is a classic move for state leaders when companies aim to leave town—throw money at them. And it sends a message to any company: Threaten to leave town, and you’ll get paid. Relying on subsidies like these rather than market forces is something that conservatives like Pence often call “picking winners” when they’re not doing it.

The Wall Street Journal reports that the tax breaks come out to $7 million over ten years, or about $8,750 per job."

So, Trump's "job saving" is paid for by giving corporations tax breaks which will have to be made up for by public individuals! In short, the corporation wins. The low skilled worker wins, and taxpayers lose. Way to got, Trump!

"The Wall Street Journal reports that the tax breaks come out to $7 million over ten years, or about $8,750 per job."

$7,000,000 /8,000=$8,750. Over 10 years that comes to $875. Everyone of those 8,000 will probably pay a helluva lot more than that in federal taxes every year, as well as spend their wages on the US Economy.

It says 800, not 8,000.

 

[The VOR]

Left loons....must....find....something...anything....to .....bitch.....about

All you do is bitch all day long on an internet message board. What a miserable fuck you must be.

 

[TooTall]

The whole thing is hilarious. Pence, who is governor of Indiana did nothing during his term about this, but suddenly gave huge state tax breaks, now that it is all headline news.

Donald Trump’s deal for American jobs doesn’t look as good in the light of day

"Carrier will move 1,300 jobs to Mexico, keep 800 in the United States, and be paid for their troubles. The heating and air conditioner company’s original plan was to close two plants in Indiana and move their workforce to facilities in Mexico. There, they could pay workers as much as $23 less per hour, for a potential income loss of $67 million, state officials estimated, and a total loss of $108 million in the surrounding economy.

Trump made the loss of the Carrier plants a theme of his campaign and promised to save every job. Now, after talks with Carrier’s parent company, United Technologies (UTC), they’ll be keeping a furnace manufacturing plant open, a true win for the 800 workers who keep their jobs, but laying off 600 workers there, and closing an electronics factory where 700 people work; still a painful loss for their community. As details have leaked about the deal made to preserve those jobs, its broader aspects aren’t very reassuring. Here’s what’s at play:


State tax breaks
The most tangible part of the deal is an as-yet unspecified set of tax breaks for the company negotiated by Pence, still the governor of Indiana. Pence’s ability to do this now raises questions about what he was doing about this issue as governor for the previous year. Regardless, it is a classic move for state leaders when companies aim to leave town—throw money at them. And it sends a message to any company: Threaten to leave town, and you’ll get paid. Relying on subsidies like these rather than market forces is something that conservatives like Pence often call “picking winners” when they’re not doing it.

The Wall Street Journal reports that the tax breaks come out to $7 million over ten years, or about $8,750 per job."

So, Trump's "job saving" is paid for by giving corporations tax breaks which will have to be made up for by public individuals! In short, the corporation wins. The low skilled worker wins, and taxpayers lose. Way to got, Trump!

"The Wall Street Journal reports that the tax breaks come out to $7 million over ten years, or about $8,750 per job."

$7,000,000 /8,000=$8,750. Over 10 years that comes to $875. Everyone of those 8,000 will probably pay a helluva lot more than that in federal taxes every year, as well as spend their wages on the US Economy.

It says 800, not 8,000.

My mistake, I didn't have on my glasses and my brain was not yet engaged.