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Trump's Weak

He ran on protecting the little guy but he getting railroaded by Paul Ryan and the republican establishment who are in the back pocket of corporate special interest. First thing on the docket is corporate tax reform which does not help the little guy, it doesn't create better paying jobs, its just a handout for the corporate-elite-shareholder class.
 
He ran on protecting the little guy but he getting railroaded by Paul Ryan and the republican establishment who are in the back pocket of corporate special interest. First thing on the docket is corporate tax reform which does not help the little guy, it doesn't create better paying jobs, its just a handout for the corporate-elite-shareholder class.

So, making it more attractive for companies to manufacture in The US instead of having to outsource doesn't help the "little guy"?
 
So, making it more attractive for companies to manufacture in The US instead of having to outsource doesn't help the "little guy"?
First off, the unemployment is sub 5%, everyone who wants a job already has one.
Secondly, the tax rate is doesn't make manufacturing more labor intensive. It doesn't make manual labor cheaper than machines.
It is just welfare for the 1%.
 
First off, the unemployment is sub 5%, everyone who wants a job already has one.

Yes, all those college graduates working at Starbucks are thrilled to hear this. And of course, you have no way of knowing that everyone who wants a job has one.

Secondly, the tax rate is doesn't make manufacturing more labor intensive. It doesn't make manual labor cheaper than machines.
It is just welfare for the 1%.

Typical leftist thinking. Letting people keep their own money isn't welfare at all.
 
Yes, all those college graduates working at Starbucks are thrilled to hear this. And of course, you have no way of knowing that everyone who wants a job has one.



Typical leftist thinking. Letting people keep their own money isn't welfare at all.
If you think corporate profits are the problem with the US economy you have some serious soul-searching.
Corporations will use the taxbreak to pay dividends to shareholders, not create more or better jobs. If you thought the wealth gap under Obama was bad then your going to love Paul Ryan's America.
 
First off, the unemployment is sub 5%, everyone who wants a job already has one.
Secondly, the tax rate is doesn't make manufacturing more labor intensive. It doesn't make manual labor cheaper than machines.
It is just welfare for the 1%.

Your first presumption is false. The subpar labor participation rate still shows a very poor economy for workers.

Secondly, many companies can't afford the kind of specialized machines required to entirely replace workers, which is why they outsource to China.
 
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