OFFICIAL: Donald Trump thread.

[Xoo]

lmao at trumps sheeps thinking he'd bring back the manufacturing jobs that left.. at least obama was honest enough to admit "some jobs are not coming back"..

Trump's promise is more about not rewarding American companies for shipping their jobs overseas you stupid twat.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

Increase the debt ceiling so the government doesn't shut down.

Horrible,,,

We can't keep running up debt..

This is my plan:

The government gets 3.3 trillion a year in taxes..

Spend 600 billion of defense

Spend 600 billion on healthcare

Spend about 250 billion on infrastructure

Spend about 100 billion on SEC, FDA, etc

Spend about 1 billion on staff

Spend 5 billion on secret service

We aren't even at half the budget yet and everything important is paid for and funded at higher levels than the current ones


Keep 100 billion in "savings" rainy day account

Spend another 50 billion on science and technology

Spend 10 billion on NASA



Altogether that's about 1.7 trillion

You can add on another 25 billion in foreign aid every year

Still under 1.8 trillion which is about 50% of what we spend and only about 55% of what we actually bring in..

So if we bring in 3.3 trillion and we only spend 1.8, that leaves about 1.5 trillion to pay towards debt.. sad thing is it would take over 20 years to pay off our debt even if paying 1.5 trillion a year



Government has a spending problem, not a revenue.


This is literally the most critical issue facing America

[1bad65]

So you have no effective rebuttal to the facts presented you.

Got it.

[Zaroku]

Jobs numbers have mostly beaten projections so far under Trump.

And just wait until we get tax cuts....

Do Jew think I'll not be taxed as an an ex pat?
Just wanna keep my money...

[Hype job]

So you have no effective rebuttal to the facts presented you.

Got it.

So I take it you support a minimum wage increase?

[HanzGruber]

John Barron is starting to sweat right about now

Now, that's a photo.

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— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) September 6, 2017

NEWS — TRUMP agrees to 3-month debt limit increase in meeting w hill leaders. All GOP leaders were opposed, per multiple sources.

— Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) September 6, 2017

[Sugar Adam Ali]

So I take it you support a minimum wage increase?

Rising wages is different than minimum wage..

When people talk about wages, they are talking about jobs that can provide for a household, mainly manufacturing and other related industries.. those jobs are being syphoned away thru trade acts, which in return is stagnating the economy.


No one cares if a burger flipper at McDonald's is getting $8 an hour..
Those are bottom of the ladder jobs, and shouldn't pay the same as skilled Labor.

[1bad65]

So I take it you support a minimum wage increase?

Of course not. It's not the job of government to set wages.

I prefer to let the market forces raise workers' wages.

This happened in the 80s, for example. A good jobs market saw wages rise. It's Capitalism 101.

[1bad65]

Rising wages is different than minimum wage..

When people talk about wages, they are talking about jobs that can provide for a household, mainly manufacturing and other related industries.. those jobs are being syphoned away thru trade acts, which in return is stagnating the economy.


No one cares if a burger flipper at McDonald's is getting $8 an hour..
Those are bottom of the ladder jobs, and shouldn't pay the same as skilled Labor.

Bingo!!

Well said.

Now let's see if he can grasp the basic Economic concepts he's just been shown.....

[Hype job]

Rising wages is different than minimum wage..

When people talk about wages, they are talking about jobs that can provide for a household, mainly manufacturing and other related industries.. those jobs are being syphoned away thru trade acts, which in return is stagnating the economy.


No one cares if a burger flipper at McDonald's is getting $8 an hour..
Those are bottom of the ladder jobs, and shouldn't pay the same as skilled Labor.

Yeah but 1bad says higher wages benefit the businesses who employ those workers.

And if you believe in the 'free market' wages wouldn't be determined by what you 'think' they should be.

And manufacturing jobs are never coming back. Automation and offshoring is cheaper, so businesses will opt for that option.

Why do you oppose min wage increases, but support manufacturing workers being artificially protected through protectionism?

Not 'free market' is it?