Republicans Lock In Their Losing Position Against Biden's American Jobs Plan

[Nuthin' Fancy]

There was no recession in 1987, idiot.

You're FOS, moron.
Despite fears of a repeat of the Great Depression, the market rallied immediately after the crash, gaining 102.27 points the very next day and 186.64 points on Thursday October 22. It took two years for the Dow to recover completely and by September 1989, the market had regained all of the value it had lost in the 1987 crash. The DJIA gained 0.6% during calendar year 1987.

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Because that's not why they moved, cretin.
I never mentioned Carrier, YOU DID! LOL!


Can you name one that moved to another country because of taxes?
To another state because of taxes?

Or doesn't that ever happen?

You're a ******* moron.

Trumptards lose their thoughts and their minds easily.

May 23 2018
Recent evidence suggests that workers aren't getting much benefit from 2017's corporate tax cuts, and Harley-Davidson (HOG) looks like a prime example of employees getting left out in the cold.

The Republican tax law slashed the corporate rate to 21 percent from 35 percent, leading proponents to contend companies would use the windfall to increase their investments in labor or business expansions. That playbook isn't panning out so far.

After getting its taxes lowered, Harley-Davidson has announced a plant closing with the loss of 800 jobs, and it's buying back hundreds of millions of dollars worth of its outstanding shares.

May 25 2018
Harley-Davidson Inc. said it will build a plant in Thailand ’s Rayong province, southeast of Bangkok, in order to serve the Southeast Asian market.
Recent workforce changes for Harley within the United States have included laying off 118 workers in York, Pa., and shifting work to its Kansas City, Mo. plant, and eliminating another 200 jobs, none of which were at the company’s Menomonee Falls facility. In 2015, the company did eliminate some jobs at the Menomonee Falls plant as part of cutting 250 jobs. This potential shift to Thailand could see more layoffs and job cuts as a result.

NOW, what will you divert to?
Bird migration?

 

[wamose]

The Democrat infrastructure plan creates more welfare, bailouts, debt and unnecessary programs. It won't create a single job other than more government bureaucracy. The Dem plan is absurd unless the goal is to destroy this country.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

You're FOS, moron.
Despite fears of a repeat of the Great Depression, the market rallied immediately after the crash, gaining 102.27 points the very next day and 186.64 points on Thursday October 22. It took two years for the Dow to recover completely and by September 1989, the market had regained all of the value it had lost in the 1987 crash. The DJIA gained 0.6% during calendar year 1987.

Thanks for posting no proof of a 1987 recession, stupid ****.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

You're a ******* moron.

Trumptards lose their thoughts and their minds easily.

May 23 2018
Recent evidence suggests that workers aren't getting much benefit from 2017's corporate tax cuts, and Harley-Davidson (HOG) looks like a prime example of employees getting left out in the cold.

The Republican tax law slashed the corporate rate to 21 percent from 35 percent, leading proponents to contend companies would use the windfall to increase their investments in labor or business expansions. That playbook isn't panning out so far.

After getting its taxes lowered, Harley-Davidson has announced a plant closing with the loss of 800 jobs, and it's buying back hundreds of millions of dollars worth of its outstanding shares.

May 25 2018
Harley-Davidson Inc. said it will build a plant in Thailand ’s Rayong province, southeast of Bangkok, in order to serve the Southeast Asian market.
Recent workforce changes for Harley within the United States have included laying off 118 workers in York, Pa., and shifting work to its Kansas City, Mo. plant, and eliminating another 200 jobs, none of which were at the company’s Menomonee Falls facility. In 2015, the company did eliminate some jobs at the Menomonee Falls plant as part of cutting 250 jobs. This potential shift to Thailand could see more layoffs and job cuts as a result.

NOW, what will you divert to?
Bird migration?

That's awful!!!

So, no company ever moved to another country because of taxes?
To another state because of taxes? Is that your claim?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

You're FOS, moron.
Despite fears of a repeat of the Great Depression, the market rallied immediately after the crash, gaining 102.27 points the very next day and 186.64 points on Thursday October 22. It took two years for the Dow to recover completely and by September 1989, the market had regained all of the value it had lost in the 1987 crash. The DJIA gained 0.6% during calendar year 1987.

LOL!
Stupid ****.

Real Gross Domestic Product

View the annual rate of economic output, or the inflation-adjusted value of all new goods and services produced by labor and property located in the U.S.

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[TeeDub]

Trump had the best employment in history. Didn’t cost us several trillion dollars. He cut taxes. How is it you people are too ******* stupid to know what works?

Hard to believe their stupidity still surprises you.

 

[TeeDub]

So please, explain how all that construction and expansion can fail to create millions of jobs.

You forgot that Obama tried the same Bull Shit, with his "Shovel Ready Jobs" and most of the money went unaccounted for. That damn line is almost as famous as his "Fair Share BS" that Joe is trying to revive.

 

[TeeDub]

"Raise their taxes and watch the cost of goods and services increase".
If they do that then don't buy their product or service.
"Free market" right?
Corporate tax cuts have been a staple of republican politics, since Reagan.
So, by your logic, when did corporations lower prices, when they got all those tax cuts?

Try energy costs to the consumer. Idiot.

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Try energy costs to the consumer. Idiot.

WTF?
That's what I'm referring to, moron.
The amount energy, cost the consumer.

 

[Cellblock2429]

In essence, they are eager to kill an infrastructure proposal that will create millions of jobs, in order to preserve the skimpy corporate tax rate they set in a 2017 law that absolutely bombed with the American public.


It's a loser any way you slice it, starting with the proposition that Americans never liked the GOP's tax giveaway to the wealthy to begin with, and still don't. A series of polls taken around tax time in 2019 found the GOP tax law was consistently underwater and peaked at 40% approval.

• Gallup: 40% approve, 49% disapprove
• Pew Research Center: 36% approve, 49% disapprove
• Monmouth University: 34% approve, 43% disapprove
• Economist/YouGov: 34% support, 40% oppose

Yet this unfortunate piece of Trump-era legislation is indeed where Republicans have planted their flag, in service of maintaining an obscenely low corporate tax rate of 21% when most Americans already believe corporations aren't paying their fair share. In fact, multiple polls have now shown that increasing corporate taxes to help fund Biden's infrastructure package actually makes the plan more popular.

Republicans lock in their losing position against Biden's American Jobs Plan

The more one thinks about the position Republican lawmakers are taking on President Joe Biden's American Jobs Plan, the more preposterous it seems. In essence, they are eager to kill an infrastructure proposal that will create millions of jobs, in...

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And it worked so well for them on the stimulus bill.

/——/ Trump had already created jobs. Why not do what he did, cut taxes and eliminate regulations?

 

[Cellblock2429]

WTF?
That's what I'm referring to, moron.
The amount energy, cost the consumer.

/———/ “The amount energy, cost the consumer.”
Before you call someone a moron, learn how to write a coherent sentence, moron.

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

/———/ “The amount energy, cost the consumer.”
Before you call someone a moron, learn how to write a coherent sentence, moron.

Oh, boy an o and f are going to throw everyone off and the mods are going to shut down the thread.

Thanks for correcting me you saved the entire thread.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Oh, boy an o and f are going to throw everyone off and the mods are going to shut down the thread.

Thanks for correcting me you saved the entire thread.

/——/ I couldn't correct you because I have no idea what “The amount energy, cost the consumer” means. Ebonics?

 

[TeeDub]

WTF?
That's what I'm referring to, moron.
The amount energy, cost the consumer.

The energy prices went up when Slow Joe killed the pipeline and put more restrictions on energy companies in place. You are the blind moron fool.

 

[Cellblock2429]

The energy prices went up when Slow Joe killed the pipeline and put more restrictions on energy companies in place. You are the blind moron fool.

/——-/ “The amount energy, cost the consumer.”
I cant stop laughing.

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

The energy prices went up when Slow Joe killed the pipeline and put more restrictions on energy companies in place. You are the blind moron fool.

Talk about blind.

Neither had any impact on the oil on hand.

This did.
On February 10, 2021 the state of Texas experienced extremely cold temperatures in their region. ERCOT is the states grid operator was not expecting the impacts on how these temps were going to affect grid reliability.

It may take the Texas petrochemical industry until year-end 2021 to fully recover from the record cold that triggered power outages and supply disruptions in mid-February. Production of basic petrochemical products used in a range of intermediate and consumer goods was interrupted, breaking supply chains already strained by COVID-19 and leading to price pressures and scores of product shortages.

What a moron.

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

/——-/ “The amount energy, cost the consumer.”
I cant stop laughing.

Really?
I can believe that.

Covfefe.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Talk about blind.

Neither had any impact on the oil on hand.

Do futures prices only change based on the oil on hand?

 

[themirrorthief]

In essence, they are eager to kill an infrastructure proposal that will create millions of jobs, in order to preserve the skimpy corporate tax rate they set in a 2017 law that absolutely bombed with the American public.


It's a loser any way you slice it, starting with the proposition that Americans never liked the GOP's tax giveaway to the wealthy to begin with, and still don't. A series of polls taken around tax time in 2019 found the GOP tax law was consistently underwater and peaked at 40% approval.

• Gallup: 40% approve, 49% disapprove
• Pew Research Center: 36% approve, 49% disapprove
• Monmouth University: 34% approve, 43% disapprove
• Economist/YouGov: 34% support, 40% oppose

Yet this unfortunate piece of Trump-era legislation is indeed where Republicans have planted their flag, in service of maintaining an obscenely low corporate tax rate of 21% when most Americans already believe corporations aren't paying their fair share. In fact, multiple polls have now shown that increasing corporate taxes to help fund Biden's infrastructure package actually makes the plan more popular.

Republicans lock in their losing position against Biden's American Jobs Plan

The more one thinks about the position Republican lawmakers are taking on President Joe Biden's American Jobs Plan, the more preposterous it seems. In essence, they are eager to kill an infrastructure proposal that will create millions of jobs, in...

www.dailykos.com

And it worked so well for them on the stimulus bill.

what good is a job if you cant afford gas to get there or groceries for your lunch