We Support Joe Biden!

Worst inequality and upward mobility ever in the modern world. We need to tax the rich and giant corporations their fair share in order to invest in America and Americans again. You'

Mario Cuomo said Reagan made blaming the poor acceptable. A disgrace....

 

Did u see Trump doing the same thing?
Maybe it’s time for a new rule for politicians in general: DON’T BE TOUCHING ME FOOL rule or something like that

 

Then perhaps in my opinion you need someone other than Trump. I think Trump supporters and for the most part, Republicans fail to grasp how much Trump with his distasteful antic and name calling grates on swing voters or independents. History has shown usually folks don't vote for someone they dislike. Trump's problem is 10% of independents, swing voters like him a lot, 13% somewhat like while 9% of independents dislike him somewhat with 38% disliking him a lot. Question 111.

https://docs.cdn.yougov.com/ogvntw3mu9/econTabReport.pdf

The numbers most important as I see them are the "a lots." Among independents that almost guarantees 10% will vote for him while 38% will vote against him. The somewhats are kind of fishy and change quite constantly, while the "a lots" have been pretty steady. Not changing much throughout Trump's presidency.

Do they, the swing voters dislike Trump because of his policies or what he has done or hasn't done as president. They support some of his policies and oppose some. A fairly even split. So why the huge gap? I think it's mainly because of Trump obnoxious personality and his very unpresidential behavior. Although I might be wrong about that. Will policy triumph persona, we'll probably have to wait until November to find out. I will add that Biden isn't Hillary Clinton, independents, swing voters dislike Biden a whole lot less than they did Hillary. Trump barely won the independent vote in 2016 46-42 over Hillary with 12% of these swing voters voting third party, against both major party candidates. Some 9 million voters.

Independents then switched to the Democratic Congressional candidates in 2018 by a 54-42 margin over the Republican congressional candidates. Isn't it interesting that the 42% of independents who voted for Hillary, plus the 12% who voted against both Hillary and Trump adds up to 54%. The exact same percentage Democratic congressional candidates received from independents. Coincidence? I don't know, but we'll find out in a few months.

 

Reagan helped create about 18 million jobs and Blacks did well under Reagan

 

The Trump Manufacturing Jobs Boom: 10 Times Obama's Over 21 Months

The Great Recession officially ended in June 2009, six months into former President Obama’s first term. The economy continued to shed jobs until the following March. Manufacturing was particularly hard hit, with almost 2.3 million manufacturing jobs—some 1 in 6—lost between January 2008 and March 2010.

As is the case during recoveries, jobs bounced back, with seasonally adjusted nonfarm employment expanding almost 12% from March 2010 until January 2017, when President Obama handed over the presidency to Donald Trump.

But during the same period, manufacturing employment grew only 7.7% with manufacturing payrolls virtually flat in the last 21 months of the Obama administration.

We were told it was the new normal.

At a town hall in June 2016, President Obama famously said that some manufacturing jobs “are just not going to come back.” He went on to mock then-candidate Trump by saying he’d need a “magic wand” to make good on this manufacturing job promises.

Months later, as the shock of a President-elect Donald Trump was still being absorbed, New York Times columnist and economist Paul Krugman tweeted on November 25, 2016, “Nothing policy can do will bring back those lost jobs. The service sector is the future of work; but nobody wants to hear it.”

 

If that were the case, Trump wouldn't have commissioned a whole team in Ukraine to smear him.

So Trump would be foolish enough to spend so much energy and resources on an easily defeated candidate?

Note that coming from Trump, it's possible.

Trump took the debt from 98% to 105% of GDP... in three years.

An all-time record in a period of growth.

 

Please tell us what Trump accomplished with that debt? Obama ran up as much debt in his two terms as all other Presidents combined and what did he have to show for it

 

Positive traits about Joe Biden (imo):

1. Remarkably clean and straight teeth for his age
2. Is not as crazy as the rest of the Democrat party are
3. Now that Trump has been caught feeling up the girls , Joe’s creepy touchy syndrome seems less severe than before.
4. Now that both House and Senate seem to have reached a consensus that the US Treasury can print as much money as needed to erase the 22 Trillion national debt. Joe Biden is the right man at the right time to take advantage of this phenomenon.

 

It was the tax cuts and cuts to regulations that brought back all those good jobs Obama lost with record high corporate taxes and near record regulations. Yes, taking in less taxes from them has caused a deficit. But consider this. Almost half a trillion of that debt went to repair our military that Obama allowed to go to hell. Over 700 billion. Billions more, 55 billion fixed the VA hospitals where thousands of our veterans were dying waiting to get in and get good care. He spent 100 billion fixing up minority neighborhoods to make them safer and bring in jobs. Billions more spent on Obama care that was suppose to end when Obama left office. With more and more businesses now moving in instead of out, they will be paying taxes we never got before. With the millions of new jobs created, they will be paying taxes, many didn't pay before and both will be buying and paying taxes. So if the Democrats don't scare companies away with the talk of winning and raising taxes, America should continue to grow and the deficit should go down, or hopefully not get bigger. One thing is for sure. More Americans are working now than ever before and making better wages. Our military and VA is fixed. Trump made good use of that money. How did Obama do with a 9 trillion dollar debt? ( I wrote this about a year ago. Obviously the virus has changed everything)

 

And that is what's so concerning about the leftist organization..

 

The stupidity of DP leaders since Trump started to engage them is their most endearing trait.

 

Yeah, just like all that Russian garbage and impeachment nonsense. Not hard to imagine what else they can come up with. Nothing would surprise me.

 

LOL! Biden is as corrupt as they come.

You are so worried about the debt yet obama increased it more than all presidents before him combined. Show me the posts where you criticize him for it....

 

Conservatives don't make decisions based on emotions. I don't have to like someone personally to respect the job they do. Trump is the same guy today he was 10 years ago. I'm amazed at the people who expected him to change.

Biden isn't Trump... is that his strongest asset?

 

Any chance any of you TDS sufferers could talk about Biden? What's he done during the last 40 years in DC that rings your bell?

 

Given Trump's complete failure at everything, that would easily be enough. Biden's intelligence, his ability to get things done and his morality just make the job easier.

The funny thing is watching Trump's moron brigades all chanting "DERP! DERP! WE THINK BIDEN IS DUMB, DERRRRRP!", because it's what they were told to say, as their DearLeader drools out more stupidity each day.

The funnier thing will be watching their meltdowns after Biden takes 360+ EV. Reality is gonna smack 'em hard.

 

You won't find it because it's not true.

Comparing debt with GDP, the record belongs to Bush 43, with two wars and the 2008 crisis.

 

It was the tax cuts and cuts in regulations that brought back manufacturing and built a booming economy. It was the highest corporate taxes in the world and near record high regulations that chased business away. You waant to go back the same failed policies as Obama?

In a race to the finish, Obama administration presses ahead ...
www.washingtonpost.com/politics/in-a-race-to-the...

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As the future Trump administration begins to take shape, the Obama White House is engaged in a frenzied, final effort to put in place as many new rules and regulations as time allows.



20,642 New Regulations Added in the Obama Presidency
www.dailysignal.com/2016/05/23/20642-new...

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More than $22 billion per year in new regulatory costs were imposed on Americans last year, pushing the total burden for the Obama years to exceed $100 billion annually.



The U.S. Has the Highest Corporate Income Tax Rate in the ...
https://taxfoundation.org/us-has-highest-corporate-income-tax-rate-oecd
In today’s globalized world, U.S. Corporations are increasingly at a competitive disadvantage. They currently face the highest statutory corporate income tax rate in the world at 39.1 percent. This overall rate is a combination of our 35 percent federal rate and the average rate levied by U.S. States.

 

Lol...As much as you've ignored trump's total lack of character.

 

But it took the cut in taxes and regulations to swing it for many of those factories. Especially Apple. Asked in 2016 if he would bring his billions in off shore billions home, he said no.( .Apple CEO Says Company Won't Bring Home Money Parked ...

https://www.forbes.com/.../08/17/apple-ceo-says-company-wont...

Aug 17, 2016 · Apple CEO Says Company Won't Bring Home Money Parked Overseas Until Tax Rates Are 'Fair'. Tech giant Apple is hoping that the United States' tolerance for pain is a little bit lower than mine. In an interview with The Washington Post last week, Apple CEO Tim Cook discussed his tenure at Apple and, not surprisingly,...

But one year later after Trump's tax cuts

Newscentermaine.com | Why Apple is bringing billions back home
www.newscentermaine.com/article/news/nation-now/...
A second corporate campus, an additional 20,000 workers and a $350 billion commitment. That's Apple's pledge to the U.S. As the tech giant announced a sweeping set of moves Wednesday to bring back billions of its offshore cash and spur economic growth. The plan also includes paying $38 billion in taxes.

 

His approvals went up under all the attacks including the independents, as I said I don't the guy personally but his policies are what the country needs and will need even more to get the economy going again as opposed to the Democrat policies 2007 - 2015 and things they propose, yea I actually wish it was Pence at the head of the ticket by then if wishes were fast trains to Texas.......

Biden is all over the place and totally incoherent.

 

I won't find it because you ignored it.

 

He is most definitely not a moderate.

 

Trump's Policy "Magic Wand" Boosts Manufacturing Jobs 399% In First 26 Months Over Obama's Last 26 https://www.forbes.com/.../trumps-policy-magic-wand.../...


Hasbro is to start making play-doh in the U.S. Again.

U.S. Hasbro, Inc. Is returning to the U.S. And will make the beloved children’s modeling clay in a Massachusetts factory rather than in China or Turkey.




Newscentermaine.com | Why Apple is bringing billions back home
www.newscentermaine.com/article/news/nation-now/...
A second corporate campus, an additional 20,000 workers and a $350 billion commitment. That's Apple's pledge to the U.S. As the tech giant announced a sweeping set of moves Wednesday to bring back billions of its offshore cash and spur economic growth. The plan also includes paying $38 billion in taxes.


Stanley Black and Decker closing China plant.... Moving to Texas
https://www.tigerdroppings.com/rant/politics/stanley-black-and-decker-closing-china-plant-moving-to/83525376/ · Jun 21, 2019

Chinese Co, moving to Ohio
His company, Fuyao Glass, has invested over $1 billion stateside, according to the Post, the most significant move of which is opening its U.S. Factory in the Ohio town of Moraine, a suburb of Dayton, back in October. The glass maker is re-purposing the town’s former General Motors assembly that had been standing empty since late 2008, as the Dayton Daily News reports.

According to Ohio TV station WDTN, the plant now employs a workforce of almost 2,000, and Cao expects that the fully operational facility will employ up to 3,000 workers.

https://fortune.com/2016/12/22/us-china-manufacturing-costs-investment/




Tianyuen Garments Co.
In October of last year, Tianyuan Garments Co. Acquired a defunct 100,000-square foot metal fabrications plant in Little Rock, Arkansas and announced a $20 million investment that will make them the first Chinese manufacturing company to manufacture clothing in the US. The company is refurbishing the facility set to open later this year and plans to employ 400 workers to produce clothes for brands like Adidas, Reebok, and Armani.

Sun Paper Industry
Another big announcement from a Chinese manufacturing company in the past year is from Chinese paper products maker, Sun Paper Industry. They recently announced a $1 billion investment that will create 250 US jobs at their new bio-products mill in South Arkansas.

Local and state governments in the US are able to offer incentives to foreign companies that tip the scales in favor of moving from China to the US. Many Chinese manufacturing companies are now realizing that the lower transportation costs and taxes are making it more profitable to do business in North America than in Asia. As the trend grows, the Chinese companies who provide so many manufactured goods to the North American market are finding that employing American workers is the most profitable method of production.



Tariffs are forcing Big Tech to move production out of China
https://www.engadget.com/2019/06/12/tech-companies-move-manufacturing-china-trade-wars
Jun 12, 2019 · Tariffs are forcing Big Tech to move production out of China Though China previously warned against cooperating with US trade restrictions. Christine Fisher , @cfisherwrites

 

Over 90% of Obama's jobs were service and part jobs. Loss of over 300,000 manufacturing jobs. Lets look at the jobs Trump is bringing in with his tax and regulation cuts.

Newscentermaine.com | Why Apple is bringing billions back home
www.newscentermaine.com/article/news/nation-now/...
A second corporate campus, an additional 20,000 workers and a $350 billion commitment. That's Apple's pledge to the U.S. As the tech giant announced a sweeping set of moves Wednesday to bring back billions of its offshore cash and spur economic growth. The plan also includes paying $38 billion in taxes


Obama Flashback: Jobs NOT Coming Back Under Trump
https://conservativetribune.com/obama-jobs-not-back-trump
Obama Flashback: Jobs NOT Coming Back Under Trump. ... A man named Eric Cunningham said he noticed manufacturing jobs were ... CNN Has Just Gone

LG Electronics
Building U.S. Factory After President Trump Criticism ...
Fortune.com/2017/02/28/lg-electronics-us-factory/
Feb 28, 2017 - LG rival Samsung Electronics was also considering building a U.S. Manufacturing plant as a response to criticisms about imports from Trump,

ExxonMobil

On March 6, CEO Darren Woods said the company is investing $20 billion in Gulf Coast manufacturing operations over 10 years, creating 45,000 jobs.

Charter Communications

On March 24, Charter Communications announced plans to invest $25 billion in the United States and to hire 20,000 American workers in the next four years.

U.S. Steel: 10,000 Jobs

Next, during a December 7 broadcast of CNBC’s Power Lunch, the CEO of U.S. Steel Mario Longhi said that after the election of Donald Trump, he has “felt an environment of positive optimism where forces are converging to provide for a better environment,” which he hopes means he can rehire up to 10,000 employees who had been laid off.

IBM: 25,000 Jobs

A week after U.S. Steel noted its bullish outlook on the U.S. Economy, computing giant IBM also found its outlook had brightened and reported that it expects to create up to 25,000 new jobs in the U.S.

Hasbro
Is to start making play-doh in the U.S. Again.
U.S. Hasbro, Inc. Is returning to the U.S. And will make the beloved children’s modeling clay in a Massachusetts factory rather than in China or Turkey.

Toyota and Mazda
To build $1.6 billion factory in the U.S ...
Money.CNN.com/2017/08/04/news/economy/Mazda-Toyota-jobs-factory...
Aug 04, 2017 · Toyota and Mazda have announced plans to build a $1.6 billion manufacturing plant in the United States that will create as many as 4,000 jobs.

Fiat
Chrysler Is Moving a Plant From Mexico to Michigan ...
Fortune.com/2018/01/12/fiat-Chrysler-Michigan-Mexico-nafta
Fiat Chrysler said it will shift Ram pickup truck production from Mexico to Michigan, lowering risk if President Trump pulls out of NAFTA.

Apple
Creates 2,000 jobs shifting production back to US ...
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/nov/05/apple-creates...
Apple creates 2,000 jobs shifting production back to US ... Engineering and construction jobs at a new plant in ... The first Macintosh computer made in America since ...

Bayer AG (ADR)
Bayer representatives announced that as part of their purchase of Monsanto, they were committing to keeping Monsanto’s 9,000 U.S. Jobs in the country, plus adding 3,000 new high-tech jobs for American workers.

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F)
Ford Motor Company had been planning to build a $1.6 billion factory in Mexico.
Instead, the company announced it was cancelling the Mexican car factory and added that it would invest $700 million to expand its Flat Rock Michigan factory. The money will go toward manufacturing high-tech electric, hybrid and autonomous cars and adds 700 U.S. Jobs.

Hyundai Motor Co


The South Korean auto maker announced it will boost its spending in the U.S. By 50% over planned levels, spending $3.1 billion over the next five years.

That money will go to retooling Hyundai’s existing U.S. Factories and research into high-tech systems such as autonomous vehicles. Hyundai said it is also considering building a new factory specifically to build premium vehicles for the U.S. Market.

The company didn’t give specific number for job creation, but with that kind of expenditure — and the possibility of a new factory — it’s definitely going to be more jobs for American workers.


It's Chinese-made in America.

"My production cost per ton of textiles is 25 percent lower [there]."

In addition, he said, wages for him in China have been increasing 30 percent each year for much of the past decade. He has pledged $220 million to build and expand a facility in South Carolina and plans to eventually move the entire business to the U.S. Where he plans to employ more than 500 people by the end of the year.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/apos-made-china-apos-could-042148976.html


Intel, in Show of Support for Trump, Announces Factory in Arizona …
https://www.nytimes.com/.../trump-intel-chip-factory-arizona.html
Feb 08, 2017 · “The people of Arizona will be very happy. It’s a lot of jobs,” President Trump said after