Joe and the Prog gang saved the special interests. You better hurry. 2030 and the end of the world is getting closer.
Another result of MAGA/Trumpism
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jc456 and then at the same time became a traiter to Americans signing NAFTA that his buddy Bush drew up in his final days in office with both buchwacker and slick willie screwing all Americans having jobs shipped overseas. and smellybozo always trys to convince everybody at USMB NAFTA was Bushs doing seriously.
as always smellybozo,i OWN you that it was BOTH bush AND Clinton that signed NAFAT dumfuck fag. here is a crying towel in defeat.
How did NAFTA originally affect American politics?
NAFTA was a product of both the first Bush and the Clinton Administrations.
Ross Perot was a patriot,he was AGAINST NAFTA that was WHY the elite did not care whichever puppet Bush or Clinton got elected just as long as Perot did not. DNC paid shill sealybobo err smellybozo has been exposed for the traiter to America and and DNC shill he is. he cannot stand up against facts that BOTH parties are corrupt and one in the same and an independent patriot who does not run of the corrupt party of either like Perot,does not have a chance to get elected for not being part of the corrupt ONE PARTY SYSTEM,he has been chance of building a snowball in hell.
signing the GOP package was just to make it look like he was looking out for the people tr
Trump's base. 1/4 Tuesday's debate made them reconsider their vote.
How about you?
GMCGeneral
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Loyal opposition my ass. You support the far Left agenda and will be voting foe Heels Up. Who th3 fuck are you kidding.
Fort Fun Indiana
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No, it saved the economy. Go read up. You are babbling about things you know nothing about.
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Gutfeld: This hasn’t happened in three decades
Sep 19, 2024Teamsters Won’t Endorse Presidential Candidate—Ending Long Run Of Democratic Endorsements
Teamsters Won’t Endorse Presidential Candidate—Ending Long Run Of Democratic Endorsements
The union cited a lack of commitments from the presidential candidates and found a lack of definitive support for either candidate in internal polls.
www.forbes.com
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Who is responsible for the repeal of Glass-Stegal?
". . . The other day, Bill Clinton was asked why politicians often pay lip service to the need to regulate finance and business, but nothing ever seems to happen. His response:
I'll tell you exactly why. I think that politicians—particularly now, in the aftermath of this crash—fear that anything they do will be held against them later if anything bad happens. Look at all the grief I got for signing the bill that ended Glass-Steagall. There's not a single, solitary example that it had anything to do with the financial crash. And in fact, a study done afterward said that the unified banks were actually slightly less likely to fail than either the commercial banks that overloaded on subprime mortgages, or the investment banks, like Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, and others.
The former President and I lived through the Glass-Steagall debate. And his statement is flat wrong. The Graham-Leach-Bliley Act that President Clinton signed had everything to do with the crisis. . ."
Owning the Consequences: Clinton and the Repeal of Glass-Steagall | Demos
The 2008 financial crisis was no accident. It was the result of a decades-long deregulation effort, lobbied for by the financial industry and executed by our political institutions. Now, as the facts of the financial collapse fade from memory, some would rather rewrite their part in history than...
Repeal of Glass-Steagall Caused the Financial Crisis
The repeal of the law separating commercial and investment banking caused the 2008 financial crisis.
Gutfeld: This hasn’t happened in three decades
Sep 19, 2024
Teamsters Won’t Endorse Presidential Candidate—Ending Long Run Of Democratic Endorsements
Teamsters Won’t Endorse Presidential Candidate—Ending Long Run Of Democratic Endorsements
The union cited a lack of commitments from the presidential candidates and found a lack of definitive support for either candidate in internal polls.
It's a brilliant move. It'll make Democrats support unions more.
But notice they didn't endorse Trump? So a LONG way to go before Trump wins over unions.
Unions won big last year and got Biden's support. Trump didn't support them. With Biden's support, the middle class (unions) are good for the next 20 years before automation takes over. We're having less kids so less people to worry about 20 years from now.
"Neither major candidate was able to make serious commitments to our union to ensure the interests of working people are always put before Big Business," Teamsters General President Sean O'Brien said in a statement.
He added, "We sought commitments from both [former president Donald] Trump and [Vice President Kamala] Harris not to interfere in critical union campaigns or core Teamsters industries—and to honor our members’ right to strike—but were unable to secure those pledges."
Kamala will honor their right to strike. What about Trump? Oh yea. He and Elon Musk broke the law recently threatening unions.
UAW hits Musk, Trump with federal labor charges over union-busting comments
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Yeah, we all know the teamsters are corrupt and have been corrupt for decades and decades.
"The Deep State," is an intellectual notion that goes far beyond just government pal.
I wonder what Trump promised them to have them do this. Kamala can solve this.
"We sought commitments from both not to interfere in critical union campaigns or core Teamsters industries and to honor our members’ right to strike but were unable to secure those pledges."
I believe Kamala will pledge this.
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Something. It's their somewhat rogue leader doing this. His days are clearly numbered.
He thought he could cozy up to Trump and con him. He saw an easy mark.
Now he is probably packing his bags.
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The whole point of moving jobs to China was to end unions in America. We still have work to do to get that done.
Thank god we are all having fewer kids or no kids at all. This and automations going to take jobs. But why do humans have to work? I mean ditch dig. AI robots can do that.
Unions, specifically auto unionsm, bought themselves 20 years. Good luck to your kids if they can’t afford college. All my nephews go to michigan state university. One’s going to law school now. It’s a changing world. When you look 20 years ahead what are your babies going to do? We might have automated AI robot plumbers.
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You have that reversed actually.
The jobs most likely to be outsourced to AI will be the jobs your nephews are going to college for.
Which Jobs Will AI Replace? These 4 Industries Will Be Heavily Impacted
It’s estimated that more than 300 million jobs worldwide will be affected by AI, and the most at-risk are white-collar workers.
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". . . Administrative jobs in particular are under the biggest threat from digitization and automation. These include career paths such as bank tellers and clerks, postal service clerks and ticket clerks—the three fields expected to decline the fastest in clerical or secretarial roles.
Other jobs expected to be affected are building caretakers and housekeepers, telemarketers, door-to-door sales workers, shop salespersons and client information and customer service workers. So, if you work in any type of data-entry role, AI may potentially change your job.. . . "
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Here is the report from Goldman's.
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Most skilled trade jobs, like auto repair, carpenters, electricians, plumbers, etc., those will be the least affected.
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You have it exactly backwards. AI is well ahead of robotics. An AI bot can easily out think a lawyer, but the dexterity needed for plumbing and other such jobs is much more difficult for technology to replace.
I say this as a pen pusher myself.
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But he was POTUS and none of that happened
AI lawyers?You have that reversed actually.
The jobs most likely to be outsourced to AI will be the jobs your nephews are going to college for.
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Which Jobs Will AI Replace? These 4 Industries Will Be Heavily Impacted
It’s estimated that more than 300 million jobs worldwide will be affected by AI, and the most at-risk are white-collar workers.
". . . Administrative jobs in particular are under the biggest threat from digitization and automation. These include career paths such as bank tellers and clerks, postal service clerks and ticket clerks—the three fields expected to decline the fastest in clerical or secretarial roles.
Other jobs expected to be affected are building caretakers and housekeepers, telemarketers, door-to-door sales workers, shop salespersons and client information and customer service workers. So, if you work in any type of data-entry role, AI may potentially change your job.. . . "
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www.indeed.com
Here is the report from Goldman's.
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www.key4biz.it
Most skilled trade jobs, like auto repair, carpenters, electricians, plumbers, etc., those will be the least affected.
Construction management?
They’ll do fine. Even if they don’t their parents and gandfather and me will all leave them money.
And by design my brother had his kids later in life because American capitalism is expensive. Put off having kids by ten years. So when my nephews retire at 65 my brother would be 95. My family is set
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