jc456
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shit, maybe greenland. maybe he can act as the new Eric the Red.
Are the tariffs issued by President Trump a constitutional issue
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What services does the US provide to the EU in exchange for the BMWs and other stuff we get from them?
Mac-7
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No, I think he dreams of a hacienda somewhere in latin America where hispanic peons serve him mixed drinks on the veranda
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It is better for the consumer. If you are unhappy with your job, Mac, get a better one.
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He would kick your butt, but you can't learn. You are Trumpesque that way, you know what you know. No room for anything new.
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America knows Trump is using made up sources by Ron Vara, the Navarro anagram.
Tax cuts
You got a link to these tax cuts.....
The bedrock of the new economy in the Golden Age of America will be the resurgence of American manufacturing. Extending, renewing, and building upon the successful pro-growth, pro-manufacturing provisions of the Trump tax cuts as quickly as possible will give manufacturers who build and produce here in the U.S., the certainty they need to invest, to hire, and to grow their businesses. The American people who have suffered under the Biden economy for four years are counting on Congress to quickly deliver.”
We modeled Trump’s proposed 15 percent corporate tax rate for domestic manufacturing as a restoration of the prior DPAD set at 28.5 percent to reach an effective corporate tax rate of 15 percent. By lowering the effective corporate tax rate for a subset of corporations, it would increase long-run economic output by 0.2 percent.
Trump’s Tax and Tariff Ideas: Details & Analysis
We estimate Trump’s proposed tariffs and partial retaliation from all trading partners would together offset more than two-thirds of the long-run economic benefit of his proposed tax cuts.
taxfoundation.org
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No, it won't meister. It takes five years to build a plant.
jc456
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prove it.
I'd say the irony monkey licked your ear.
37 thousand is tanking? you fking idiot.
now you're a chinese lover. Look at you!!!!
37k isn't tanking.
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So, what your saying is that you are a short sighted man/boy and not for the long game.
Got it. Who reaps the benefit of plants being built? People being hired, and businesses
being hired to build those plants.
You just keep listening to your commie masters son.
Mac1958
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I'd be wasting my time on you, and we both know it.
Believe what you will. You're just a Trumpster.
The bulk of that time is because of Democrats. I know since I worked in Construction and know what held us up so much of the time. Actual time to construct a factory is maybe a year. But we have plants already shut down that easily can be started up again.
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What I am saying is that you cannot see disadvantage is the long view.
Not too bright.
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Prove it. You can't. Your mind is melting.
Have a blissful day, son.
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What is the economic boom for me (and everyone I know) if we have to pay way more for just about everything?
How is a basic iPhone costing $1400 instead $900 "economic boom" for us?
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