Carrier plant where Trump "saved 800 jobs" announces 600 layoffs by Christmas.

it means the promise of someone who might get more disenfranchised than you so you can feel less like scum when the rich are mocking you. This way you'll have someone to mock yourself, and feel just like those rich folks!
Smells like winning to me.
 
Here are some other jobs President Trump secured for America. But please, continue celebrating American misfortunes...

MAJOR JOB ANNOUNCEMENT TOTALS:

26 Companies

435,530+ Jobs

$132,751,000,000+ Investment



MAJOR JOB ANNOUNCEMENTS (with links)



December 6th
SoftBank of Japan to invest $50 billion in the United States creating 50,000 jobs Link

December 7th
U.S. Steel to reinvest in the U.S. and rehire laid off workers, adding 10,000 jobs and investing $10 billion Link

TransLux to move full manufacturing from China back to U.S. Link

  • Job and investment totals not available
Foxconn to expand production into the U.S. creating 50,000 jobs and investing $7 billion Link

December 9th
DOW to create state of the art innovation center in Michigan Link

  • Design products/systems for U.S. production = 1,000’s of jobs
  • Investment total not available

December 13th

IBM to invest $1 billion, hire 25,000 U.S. workers, and open 20 tech vocational schools Link

December 27th
Tesla, Panasonic to make solar cells in Buffalo, New York creating 1,500 jobs and investing $5 billion Link

December 28th
Sprint to bring 5,000 jobs back to the U.S.- OneWeb to create 3,000 jobs Link

  • Investment totals not available
January 3rd
Ford Cancels $1.6 billion Mexico Plant. Will Expand in Michigan adding 700 jobs and investing $700 million Link

January 5th
Stanley Black and Decker to Open $35 million plant in US Link

  • Jobs number not yet available
January 8th
Fiat Chrysler to Invest $1 billion and add 2,000 jobs in Michigan and Ohio Link

January 9th
Toyota to invest $10 billion in the U.S. over 5 years Link

  • Jobs number not yet available
January 12th
Amazon to create 100,000 jobs over next 18 months Link

  • Investment total not available
January 13th
Lockheed to reduce F35 cost and add 1,800 jobs in Texas Link

  • Investment total not available
January 16th
GM to invest $1 billion in the U.S. and create/retain 1,000 jobs Link

January 17th
Hyundai-Kia to invest $3.1 billion in the U.S. over 5 years Link

  • Jobs number not available
Walmart to invest $6.8 billion and create 34,000 jobs Link

Bayer to invest $8 billion in the U.S. and creat 3,000 jobs after meeting with Trump Link

January 23rd
Kroger plans 2017 expansion adding 10,000 jobs Link

  • Investment total not available
January 24th
Toyota to invest $600 million and add 400 jobs to Indiana plant. Link

February 8th
Intel to invest $7 billion and create 3,000 jobs in AZ Link

March 6th
Exxon Mobil to invest $20 billion and create 47,000 jobs Link

March 8th
Samsung to invest $300 million and create 500 jobs Link

Home Depot to create 80,000 new jobs nationwide Link

  • Investment total not available
March 16th
Ford to invest $1.2 billion and create 830 jobs Link

LIST OF CORPORATIONS:

Ford
Carrier
SoftBank
U.S. Steel
TransLux
Foxconn
DOW
IBM
Panasonic
Tesla
Sprint
OneWeb
Stanley Black and Decker
Fiat Chrysler
Toyota
Amazon
Lockheed
GM
Hyundai-Kia
Walmart
Bayer-Monsanto
Kroger
Intel
Exxon Mobil
Samsung
Home Depot
The first 14 you listed happened before Trump took office. I haven't looked at the rest but I'm sure they were in the works when Obamacare was in office, at least a good portion of them.
 
Inb4 Bob makes that same post for a 5th time or whatever
 
What legislation has been passed that can be attributed to these job numbers?
You do know that trend of job growth has been basically unchanged for the past like 5+ years, right?

You also know that Trump still hasn't passed or even proposed a budget, yes?
shit has been mentioned a million times before

consumer confidence as well as employers banking on Trump tax cuts.

"Confidence is playing a large role," Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics, told CNBC. "Businesses are anticipating a lot of good stuff — tax cuts, less regulation. They are hiring more aggressively."

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/28/us-consumer-confidence-hits-1256-in-march-vs-estimate-of-114.html

do you even trade bro?
 
shit has been mentioned a million times before

consumer confidence as well as employers banking on Trump tax cuts.

"Confidence is playing a large role," Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics, told CNBC. "Businesses are anticipating a lot of good stuff — tax cuts, less regulation. They are hiring more aggressively."

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/28/us-consumer-confidence-hits-1256-in-march-vs-estimate-of-114.html

do you even trade bro?

uh huh...

So what about the years of job growth before Trump?
 
uh huh...

So what about the years of job growth before Trump?
apparently you didnt look at the chart, they were weak. Trumps numbers have been stronger for the same period for every single month he's been president so far.
 
I wonder how many of the newly unemployed can't wait to go back and vote for trump again in three years

And just think in Trumps new budget he is taking away things/money that might feed some of these families for another week while they are out looking for work. But that's ok as long as we can shift billions from the poor to the rich.
 
shit has been mentioned a million times before

consumer confidence as well as employers banking on Trump tax cuts.

"Confidence is playing a large role," Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics, told CNBC. "Businesses are anticipating a lot of good stuff — tax cuts, less regulation. They are hiring more aggressively."

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/28/us-consumer-confidence-hits-1256-in-march-vs-estimate-of-114.html

do you even trade bro?

So you mean SPECULATION. What happens in speculative markets?
 
it means the promise of someone who might get more disenfranchised than you so you can feel less like scum when the rich are mocking you. This way you'll have someone to mock yourself, and feel just like those rich folks!

Honestly, the American psychology of being able to solidly refer to someone below oneself in the economic hierarchy is both frighteningly operative in our economic policy and just fucking despicable. Some people are so insecure that they'd have the mine worker give half their paycheck to the billionaire serial rapist just so that they can solidify their economic position about the former.
 
Honestly, the American psychology of being able to solidly refer to someone below oneself in the economic hierarchy is both frighteningly operative in our economic policy and just fucking despicable. Some people are so insecure that they'd have the mine worker give half their paycheck to the billionaire serial rapist just so that they can solidify their economic position about the former.

Kind of human nature, though. Not sure what the solution is. Encouraging patriotism, maybe?
 
shit has been mentioned a million times before

consumer confidence as well as employers banking on Trump tax cuts.

"Confidence is playing a large role," Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics, told CNBC. "Businesses are anticipating a lot of good stuff — tax cuts, less regulation. They are hiring more aggressively."

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/28/us-consumer-confidence-hits-1256-in-march-vs-estimate-of-114.html

do you even trade bro?

Lets wait and see until Trump actually passes a budget to see how that confidence ends up panning out.
 
so is it or is it not trump's economy? Just want to get it straight

The economy is doing well, continuing its pre-Trump trajectory. Most of the time, you wouldn't expect the president to have much of an impact.
 
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