teedubbya wrote:I think he was lucky that healthcare bill didn't pass personally. It was worse than bammy care. He's lucky not to own it.
I believe you on your anecdotal view of the business sector. What did he do, what policy or bill did he get passed?
We're all lucky it didn't pass.
And there's a point where "anecdotal" becomes reality.
At trade shows where it was becoming the norm for Debbie Downer to be manning every booth.
To fortune 500 material suppliers.
To small businesses that buy from us and some that sell to us.
It's constant, and it's 98.2% based on hope and optimism, not so much to specific policy but a general direction.
Opting out of the TPP was a good first move.
Balancing trade and focusing on manufacturing is Yuge.
Shaking up the EPA.
I'm seeing large projects being brought back into the states.
Companies that were planning to build in the Costa Rican Industrial Zone are now looking to expand stateside.
Calling it anecdotal is short sighted. At best.
Businesses move and grow based on optimism.
That's what the stock market is, but it moves much more swiftly than manufacturing can.
So it's not a done deal. And it wasn't some magical elixir wafted by Trump. It's a commitment by the president to American workers. and if you can't hear the Star Spangled Banner playing while you read this, then I can't help you, son.