Trump Tariff Layoffs Increase

justified said:
Trump made really good on his promise to bring manufacturing back to the midwest by introducing tariffs that led to 5 plant closures. Think for a second if your business was unexpectedly hit with costs, you would look for someone to blame. In your case, you would blame the government. In the case of GM, you blame the company.
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Who bailed out the banks and auto companies?
BTW, when did you get out?
 
justified said:
Trump made really good on his promise to bring manufacturing back to the midwest by introducing tariffs that led to 5 plant closures. Think for a second if your business was unexpectedly hit with costs, you would look for someone to blame. In your case, you would blame the government. In the case of GM, you blame the company.
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Venn diagram time? You people crack me up.
 
espola said:
Venn diagrams? Please show us what you mean.
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Justafriedbrains - Quote :
" Think for a second if your business was unexpectedly hit with costs, you
would look for someone to blame. In your case, you would blame the
government. In the case of GM, you blame the company.





You ( Spola ) must have been a REAL pain in the ass to deal with at your past employment...
A real pain in the ass....

I have fired " Stupid/Smart " trouble makers like you in the past....

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The overlap is ( You " Spola " )...fool.
 
justified said:
Trump made really good on his promise to bring manufacturing back to the midwest by introducing tariffs that led to 5 plant closures. Think for a second if your business was unexpectedly hit with costs, you would look for someone to blame. In your case, you would blame the government. In the case of GM, you blame the company.
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T might just be the right person here - he is, after all, experienced with businesses in bankruptcy (or at least his lawyers and accountants are).
 
Booter said:
GW Bush did.

https://www.newyorker.com/news/john...s-george-w-bush-who-bailed-out-the-automakers
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Obama deserves a lot of credit for finishing the job that Bush and his Treasury Secretary, Hank Paulson, had started. He stood with the auto companies, which were victims of extraordinary circumstances beyond their control. As the price of the bailout, he also insisted on some changes at G.M., including the installation of new leadership and the elimination of several brands.

But that hardly justifies writing Bush and Paulson out of history, which is what the Obama campaign appears to be doing—in Biden’s speech and in “The Road We’ve Traveled,” a glossy new documentary about Obama’s tenure by Davis Guggenheim, the maker of “An Inconvenient Truth,” which the campaign released on Thursday. Biden didn’t mention Bush’s role at all, and Guggenheim’s film reduced it to one sentence: “The Bush Administration had given the car companies thirteen billion dollars, and the money was now gone.”
 
espola said:
Venn diagrams? Please show us what you mean.
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He is going to look up what he means. He doesn’t seem to live a life with budgets and an economy. He just reads shit and spouts it...almost all either outright wrong or having no application to the real world. It’s awesome to behold.
 
messy said:
He is going to look up what he means. He doesn’t seem to live a life with budgets and an economy. He just reads shit and spouts it...almost all either outright wrong or having no application to the real world. It’s awesome to behold.
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I used to think he had useful things to say about economics until he exposed his weakness with simple arithmetic.
 
messy said:
He is going to look up what he means. He doesn’t seem to live a life with budgets and an economy. He just reads shit and spouts it...almost all either outright wrong or having no application to the real world. It’s awesome to behold.
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Spouting sounds about right.
 
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