"It's not about Trump", Except It Always Is, And Has Been

[EvilCat Breath]

You see the statement "It's not about Trump" flung around by hard rightwingers all over, but it's just a reflexive defense, as it holds not an ounce of truth.

Case in point, during last Wednesday's horrific and seditious seize on the Capital, we all saw tons and tons of Trump flags waved around. So much so, that the seditionists decided to lower the American flag, and replacing it w/a Trump flag.

Whatever Trump says, they believe.

Whatever Trump orders them to do, they do it.

Whatever wrong Trump does, they ignore and/or excuse it.

But they then turn around and proclaim, "it's not about Trump."

Gaslighting at its's finest. Why can't they simply admit that they've usurped their oath to the country w/their oath to Donald Trump?

This battle predates Trump and will go on, long after he is gone.

The battle is against Americans. Trump was just in the way.

Disagreement with the Democratic party is now treason to the country. Are you a communist or an American?

 

[shockedcanadian]

First, tax cuts. immediately citizens received raises, bonuses and companies began to hire. It was the first time Trump was getting credit for doing anything good, along with the quarterly unemployment rates which were going very low. The only other time they liked Trump was when he bombed Syria.

Second, doing what no president would do, and that is to call out companies who were hiring Americans and chastising companies outsourcing their jobs. This had an enormous impact in terms of company policy AND in the frame of mind of workers.

Third, hitting China with tariffs. This contributed to companies outsourcing less and keeping salaries increasing domestically so that disposable income was at an all-time high.

Fourth, remaking the tax code to encourage repatriation of U.S business money that was overseas. That alone injected over $1Trillion into the U.S economy. Not borrowing from government with "stimulus" (never liked that loaded, bs term), but private equity.

U.S. Companies' Repatriated Cash Hits $1 Trillion Under Tax Law

Corporations have brought back more than $1 trillion of overseas profits to the U.S. since Congress overhauled the international tax system and prodded companies to repatriate offshore funds, a report showed Thursday.

www.bloomberg.com

Fifth, deregulation. This is huge and drove profits up while cutting way government, interventionalist fat (which billionaires often exploit to ruin their competitors). This made America energy independent for the first time in generations.


There are many other positive stances such a justice reform, Opportunity Zones and retraining of Americans to make them more viable and prosperous.

Let us see what happens now, as Biden is given a $2T gift due to the Wuhan Virus, for an early "stimulus" (funny how all Dem presidents always come into power with the golden opportunity of a massive stimulus on Day One).

I need a link that correlates the tax scam to companies hiring.

List of companies that paid bonuses or boosted pay since tax bill passed

List of companies that paid bonuses or boosted pay since tax bill passed

Walmart is the latest U.S. company to share their tax cut windfall with employees.

www.usatoday.com

more than 125 U.S. employers, big and small, have announced plans for bonuses and pay increases after the corporate tax rate was cut to 21% from 35%. According to ATR's latest tally, at least 2 million American workers will "receive special bonuses" in the wake of tax reform.

BONUS BABIES
Here's a list of some of the major, well-known U.S. companies that have paid out bonuses or upped pay since President Trump signed the tax reform bill into law on Dec. 22:

Company	Bonus	No. of employees getting bonus
AT&T	$1,000	200,000
Alaska Airlines	$1,000	19,000
American Airlines	$1,000	130,000
Bank of America	$1,000	145,000
BB&T	$1,200	27,000
Comcast	$1,000	100,000
Fifth Third Bank	$1,000	13,500
JetBlue	$1,000	21,000
Nationwide	$1,000	29,000
PNC Financial	$1,000	47,500
Sinclair Broadcast	$1,000	9,000
Southwest Airlines	$1,000	55,000
Travelers	$1,000	14,000
U.S. Bancorp	$1,000	60,000
Walmart	up to $1,000	n/a

NOTES BB&T also raised minimum hourly pay rate from $12 to $15, effective Jan. 1, 2018; Fifth Third Bank also boosted minimum wage to $15 per hour for all employees; PNC Financial also will raise minimum pay rate to $15 an hour by the end of 2018.

(SOURCE USA TODAY research, company ann

 

[MarcATL]

List of companies that paid bonuses or boosted pay since tax bill passed

List of companies that paid bonuses or boosted pay since tax bill passed

Walmart is the latest U.S. company to share their tax cut windfall with employees.

www.usatoday.com

more than 125 U.S. employers, big and small, have announced plans for bonuses and pay increases after the corporate tax rate was cut to 21% from 35%. According to ATR's latest tally, at least 2 million American workers will "receive special bonuses" in the wake of tax reform.

BONUS BABIES
Here's a list of some of the major, well-known U.S. companies that have paid out bonuses or upped pay since President Trump signed the tax reform bill into law on Dec. 22:

Company	Bonus	No. of employees getting bonus
AT&T	$1,000	200,000
Alaska Airlines	$1,000	19,000
American Airlines	$1,000	130,000
Bank of America	$1,000	145,000
BB&T	$1,200	27,000
Comcast	$1,000	100,000
Fifth Third Bank	$1,000	13,500
JetBlue	$1,000	21,000
Nationwide	$1,000	29,000
PNC Financial	$1,000	47,500
Sinclair Broadcast	$1,000	9,000
Southwest Airlines	$1,000	55,000
Travelers	$1,000	14,000
U.S. Bancorp	$1,000	60,000
Walmart	up to $1,000	n/a

NOTES BB&T also raised minimum hourly pay rate from $12 to $15, effective Jan. 1, 2018; Fifth Third Bank also boosted minimum wage to $15 per hour for all employees; PNC Financial also will raise minimum pay rate to $15 an hour by the end of 2018.

(SOURCE USA TODAY research, company ann

A literal handful.

Interesting.

But thanks for providing a link.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

Yes and Yes...until COVID.

Thanks for participating.

Link?

If I provide it, do you promise to leave this site forever?

 

[MarcATL]

If I provide it, do you promise to leave this site forever?

LoLing! Stop copying me. You do a piss poor job of it.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

If I provide it, do you promise to leave this site forever?

LoLing! Stop copying me. You do a piss poor job of it.

Well? Are you a hypocrite? If I provide the link will you leave this site forever?

 

[MarcATL]

Well? Are you a hypocrite? If I provide the link will you leave this site forever?

Don't add silliness to your nonsense.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

Well? Are you a hypocrite? If I provide the link will you leave this site forever?

Don't add silliness to your nonsense.

I accept your surrender

Adios!

 

[Nostra]

You see the statement "It's not about Trump" flung around by hard rightwingers all over, but it's just a reflexive defense, as it holds not an ounce of truth.

Case in point, during last Wednesday's horrific and seditious seize on the Capital, we all saw tons and tons of Trump flags waved around. So much so, that the seditionists decided to lower the American flag, and replaced it w/a Trump flag.

Whatever Trump says, they believe.

Whatever Trump orders them to do, they do it.

Whatever wrong Trump does, they ignore and/or excuse it.

But they then turn around and proclaim, "it's not about Trump."

Gaslighting at its's finest. Why can't they simply admit that they've usurped their oath to the country w/their oath to Donald Trump?

Trump lives rent free in your vacuous noggin MarcATL

 

[idb]

Further procedures against him will only extend his time in the limelight. Into the wings with this guy (if any 'wing' will have him). As for the Capitol invaders, max time for the crime.

Donald Trump signs executive order authorising up to 10 years in prison for damaging federal property after Washington protesters try to tear down statue

The order calls on the attorney general to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law any person or group that destroys or vandalises a monument, memorial or statue, authorising a penalty of up to 10 years in prison

www.firstpost.com