House passes new bill to increase competitive position against China as republic pols balk.

[otto105]

Today the Nancy Pelosi led House of Representatives passed the The America COMPETES Act of 2022 on an almost party line vote.

House passes bill to invest in manufacturing and research and counter China's influence

The bill backed by business in America and is closely aligned with a similar measure passed with bipartisan support in the Senate. The two bills will be reconciled and sent to the President's desk to sign.

Curious that republic pols don't want America to better compete with Ghina.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Curious that republic pols don't want America to better compete with Ghina.

Why did Dems suddenly decide we need to compete with China?

 

[dblack]

Today the Nancy Pelosi led House of Representatives passed the The America COMPETES Act of 2022 on an almost party line vote.

House passes bill to invest in manufacturing and research and counter China's influence

The bill backed by business in America and is closely aligned with a similar measure passed with bipartisan support in the Senate. The two bills will be reconciled and sent to the President's desk to sign.

Curious that republic pols don't want America to better compete with Ghina.

For fuck's sake no. It's not the job of government to run the economy. Our success was built on economic freedom. Our decline is driven by government "investment".

 

[Darkwind]

Today the Nancy Pelosi led House of Representatives passed the The America COMPETES Act of 2022 on an almost party line vote.

House passes bill to invest in manufacturing and research and counter China's influence

The bill backed by business in America and is closely aligned with a similar measure passed with bipartisan support in the Senate. The two bills will be reconciled and sent to the President's desk to sign.

Curious that republic pols don't want America to better compete with Ghina.

Do us a favor. Read the bill, then posts those very specific items that will give America the right to compete with China. That should be good.

In other words, detail for us what in the bill is targeted at just America competing, and then let's look at the rest of the bill and see what unamerican bullshit can be found.

 

[otto105]

Why did Dems suddenly decide we need to compete with China?

We just didn't decide and we passed a bill that the previous administration didn't even propose.

The bigger question is, why did all republic pols decide not to compete?

 

[otto105]

Do us a favor. Read the bill, then posts those very specific items that will give America the right to compete with China. That should be good.

In other words, detail for us what in the bill is targeted at just America competing, and then let's look at the rest of the bill and see what unamerican bullshit can be found.

Denial bullshit answer.

Why don't republics want America to compete?

 

[1srelluc]

Why do I get the feeling that both houses of congress are just jockeying for position to benefit their donors, on both sides of the isle.

There are a shit-ton of better ways to tell the Chi-Coms to go fuck themselves than that legislation.

 

[otto105]

Why do I get the feeling that both houses of congress are just jockeying for position to benefit their donors, on both sides of the isle.

There are a shit-ton of better ways to tell the Chi-Coms to go fuck themselves than that legislation.

Like erecting tariffs and claiming that the Ghinese will pay them?

And why don't you provide an example?

 

[eagle1462010]

Lets give Ottis to China. A virus payback for a virus

 

[otto105]

Lets give Ottis to China. A virus payback for a virus

Wow, having a down day eagle?

Need a pat on the back of your white snowflake feelings?

 

[excalibur]

Like erecting tariffs and claiming that the Ghinese will pay them?

And why don't you provide an example?

The Chinese ate most of the tariffs.

 

[eagle1462010]

Wow, having a down day eagle?

Need a pat on the back of your white snowflake feelings?

Sure get on these nuts

 

[otto105]

The Chinese ate most of the tariffs.

How so? Imports are at record levels.

 

[otto105]

Sure get on these nuts

You certainly are a nut.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Denial bullshit answer.

Why don't republics want America to compete?

Do higher taxes and excessive regulation help America to compete?

 

[eagle1462010]

You certainly are a nut.

So when ya packing? China waitung on ya

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Today the Nancy Pelosi led House of Representatives passed the The America COMPETES Act of 2022 on an almost party line vote.

House passes bill to invest in manufacturing and research and counter China's influence

The bill backed by business in America and is closely aligned with a similar measure passed with bipartisan support in the Senate. The two bills will be reconciled and sent to the President's desk to sign.

Curious that republic pols don't want America to better compete with Ghina.

Yeah! More Inflation!

 

[otto105]

Do higher taxes and excessive regulation help America to compete?

Just throwing out bullshit are ya rightie.

Do we have higher business taxes than Ghina? What are the rates for both countries?

And that old regulation canard. Would you buy low/no regulated products over properly regulated ones?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Just throwing out bullshit are ya rightie.

Do we have higher business taxes than Ghina? What are the rates for both countries?

And that old regulation canard. Would you buy low/no regulated products over properly regulated ones?

Just throwing out bullshit are ya rightie.

Moving in on your territory?

Do we have higher business taxes than Ghina?

Do we?

And that old regulation canard.

Afraid to answer?

Would you buy low/no regulated products over properly regulated ones?

Properly regulated ones? How many pages would be proper?
Do we currently have too few? Too many? Just enough?

 

[otto105]

Just throwing out bullshit are ya rightie.

Moving in on your territory?

Do we have higher business taxes than Ghina?

Do we?

And that old regulation canard.

Afraid to answer?

Would you buy low/no regulated products over properly regulated ones?

Properly regulated ones? How many pages would be proper?
Do we currently have too few? Too many? Just enough?

Wow, what was the point of that?

What are the business tax rates for China and the US?

And not afraid. I simply asked a question. You deflected.