Trump says his economic plan will create 500k new jobs a year

[AntonToo]

I said we don't pay for tax cuts and you want to know how we pay for them.

See. Exactly as I warned you Hutch. This idiocy is very predictable.

Weasel, repeat after me: Budgetary effect of increased spending is same as lowered receipts.

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

He's laying out this plan on tv now so don't ask for a stupid link.

One question though. Don't we need 100k+ jobs per month just to keep up with population growth? That is a serious question. How do the two numbers mesh?

It's Trump speaking? Never mind.

Trump speaking is insightful, in an odd way; Trump reading a speech from his handlers is very odd and unbelievable.

Trump has handlers?

 

[bendog]

He's laying out this plan on tv now so don't ask for a stupid link.

One question though. Don't we need 100k+ jobs per month just to keep up with population growth? That is a serious question. How do the two numbers mesh?

It's Trump speaking? Never mind.

Trump speaking is insightful, in an odd way; Trump reading a speech from his handlers is very odd and unbelievable.

Trump has handlers?

That is, imo, the question. Trump's initial appeal was he was a problem solver working outside the box, and beholden to neither the gop nor dem special interest groups (or self-identified voter set)

So, as he himself put it, he could get them all in a room to hammer out a budget.

Now he reads a speech which is pretty much the gop House embraced tax plan.

So what is the point of Trump's entire candidacy and why is he even in this election?

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

Trump has handlers?

That is, imo, the question. Trump's initial appeal was he was a problem solver working outside the box, and beholden to neither the gop nor dem special interest groups (or self-identified voter set)

So, as he himself put it, he could get them all in a room to hammer out a budget.

Now he reads a speech which is pretty much the gop House embraced tax plan.

So what is the point of Trump's entire candidacy and why is he even in this election?

Trumps early appeal was the 'fu' vote. It was around 18% - 23% . His appeal started to broaden to the upper 20s and lower to mid 30s, and stayed that way even as most everyone of the other candidates dropped out.

Trump has been exposed. He always said everything was open to compromise. He never had any firm plans, only broad outlines like 'we'll build a wall' and even that he said was open to compromise

 

[sealybobo]

He's laying out this plan on tv now so don't ask for a stupid link.

One question though. Don't we need 100k+ jobs per month just to keep up with population growth? That is a serious question. How do the two numbers mesh?

That's more pathetic than Obama's numbers. Trump promised 4% growth. He's not going to get that if he's only adding 40,000 jobs a month you know.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Trump plans to claim personal credit for the jobs that would have been created anyway.

500,000 jobs created in an expanding economy is a good, but normal, figure for about 2 months. Trump claiming any special credit will look as clownish as everything else he does.

 

[NYcarbineer]

This expansion has gone on for a very long time. Recessions follow expansions, and Trump is likely to see one on his 'watch'.

Then the lie dial will get turned up to '11'.

 

[blackhawk]

He's laying out this plan on tv now so don't ask for a stupid link.

One question though. Don't we need 100k+ jobs per month just to keep up with population growth? That is a serious question. How do the two numbers mesh?

Every President makes these kind of claims about their job creating plan very few take them serious.

 

[sealybobo]

Trump plans to claim personal credit for the jobs that would have been created anyway.

500,000 jobs created in an expanding economy is a good, but normal, figure for about 2 months. Trump claiming any special credit will look as clownish as everything else he does.

If we don't start losing jobs Ill be happy. Us liberals and Democrats have to realize trump beat up on Republicans too. Not just Hillary. Let's see if this brand of Republican works. He seems to be more pro labor than Republicans. He won't do what bush did and give tax breaks to companies going overseas.

Don't forget before trump Republicans loved free trade and cheap shit from china. They defended corporations because those companies couldn't be profitable while paying American wages especially they told us they were all slackers. Now that those $35 hr jobs are gone they'll come back at $25 and make Walmart workers very happy.

Today's workers don't expect as much as their fathers made.