Giuliani: Ease Burdens on Business

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Giuliani: Ease Burdens on Business

Nov 24, 5:21 PM (ET)

By HOLLY RAMER

LACONIA, N.H. (AP) - Republican presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani told voters worried about job losses and outsourcing that burdensome taxes and regulations are to blame rather than corporate greed.

Speaking at a VFW hall, the former New York mayor disagreed with a woman who said she blames greedy CEOs for the outsourcing of jobs to other countries. Businesses have a right to make a profit, he said.

"I think outsourcing is a function of being anticompetitive," he said.

The solution, he said, is lifting some regulations on businesses and lowering the corporate tax rate.

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20071124/D8T4A8MO0.html
 
Giuliani: Ease Burdens on Business

Nov 24, 5:21 PM (ET)

By HOLLY RAMER

LACONIA, N.H. (AP) - Republican presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani told voters worried about job losses and outsourcing that burdensome taxes and regulations are to blame rather than corporate greed.

Speaking at a VFW hall, the former New York mayor disagreed with a woman who said she blames greedy CEOs for the outsourcing of jobs to other countries. Businesses have a right to make a profit, he said.

"I think outsourcing is a function of being anticompetitive," he said.

The solution, he said, is lifting some regulations on businesses and lowering the corporate tax rate.

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20071124/D8T4A8MO0.html

Giuliani is dead on with this assesment and he should start with Sarbanes-Oxley. That law right there is causing businesses to think about moving overseas as the amount of reporting and paperwork required is so cumbersome and non productive and is a serious drain on all companies.
 
Giuliani: Ease Burdens on Business

Nov 24, 5:21 PM (ET)

By HOLLY RAMER

LACONIA, N.H. (AP) - Republican presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani told voters worried about job losses and outsourcing that burdensome taxes and regulations are to blame rather than corporate greed.

Speaking at a VFW hall, the former New York mayor disagreed with a woman who said she blames greedy CEOs for the outsourcing of jobs to other countries. Businesses have a right to make a profit, he said.

"I think outsourcing is a function of being anticompetitive," he said.

The solution, he said, is lifting some regulations on businesses and lowering the corporate tax rate.

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20071124/D8T4A8MO0.html

Rudy's right on this one. So is cawacko.

What do you think USC?
 
Rudy's right on this one. So is cawacko.

What do you think USC?

Beey, globalization is very complex.

But, in large part, I think companies are outsourcing to china, india, and malaysia because of lower wages, and less labor protections.
 
Rudy is a lying douche. They go over seas because of low standards of living and low wages, and little government oversight, though of course, they'd also like less paperwork and analysis of their behavior. It's amazing how these fascistocrats twist their obvious greed into arguments for less oversight of their behavior.
 
Let business regulate itself. sheesh, we have seen how well that works.

I'm sorry but that's just ignorant. First off no one is calling for anarchy and no government. There needs to be laws and courts etc. to enforce those laws. We only need to look back to the late '90's and early '00's to see what happened to companies and individuals who tried to cheat the system, companies went bankrupt and individuals went to jail.
 
I'm sorry but that's just ignorant. First off no one is calling for anarchy and no government. There needs to be laws and courts etc. to enforce those laws. We only need to look back to the late '90's and early '00's to see what happened to companies and individuals who tried to cheat the system, companies went bankrupt and individuals went to jail.

right, but then Bush got into office....
 
Giuliani: Ease Burdens on Business

Nov 24, 5:21 PM (ET)

By HOLLY RAMER

LACONIA, N.H. (AP) - Republican presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani told voters worried about job losses and outsourcing that burdensome taxes and regulations are to blame rather than corporate greed.

Speaking at a VFW hall, the former New York mayor disagreed with a woman who said she blames greedy CEOs for the outsourcing of jobs to other countries. Businesses have a right to make a profit, he said.

"I think outsourcing is a function of being anticompetitive," he said.

The solution, he said, is lifting some regulations on businesses and lowering the corporate tax rate.

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20071124/D8T4A8MO0.html

USC as my former protojay, I feel some responsibility for your posting reputation, and this post has not done it any good? Have you heard about this Milton Friedman person? Two weeks ago or so the lefty firecracker Darla and Miss RSTrinfeld were arguing about him. Since it was between two ladies RJS assumed this Milton Friendman was a dressmaker in Carnarsie? Butt, mensas are moore curious than the average dolt, and my mensas got the best of me so I looked him up on the google?

Never has such a genius lived before, you should read him, in fact, if you would like a chance to meet RJS you can find me at his next book signing? What the G man is saying in the article you have posted is no more than what Milton himself says, which is that markets must be free, and if the markets are free it is not so important if the people are free? In other words, our glorious troops are fighting for free markets in the middle east, and you support them don't you? If you support them, you must support the true freedom they fight for, the right of the market to be free, in which case you would support the G man.

To put it in non-mensa terms - if you support the troops you have to vote for Rudy. Thank you.
 
Giuliani is dead on with this assesment and he should start with Sarbanes-Oxley. That law right there is causing businesses to think about moving overseas as the amount of reporting and paperwork required is so cumbersome and non productive and is a serious drain on all companies.

You can find a better way to say this, as the fiery people of New Hampshire have done, by throwing away their state motto of "Live Free or Die!" and changing it to "Repeal Sarbanes-Oxley or Die!"
 
Democrats complain about the corporate exploitation of workers in America, and when they finally get minimum wage laws, workplace safety regulations, and Sarbanes-Oxley put in place they just complain about how their own regulations have made it more profitable for businesses to outsource to less regulated economies.

Basically they complain about a situation, impose a heavy-handed regulation, then complain about the obvious effects of their own regulation.
 
Democrats complain about the corporate exploitation of workers in America, and when they finally get minimum wage laws, workplace safety regulations, and Sarbanes-Oxley put in place they just complain about how their own regulations have made it more profitable for businesses to outsource to less regulated economies.

Basically they complain about a situation, impose a heavy-handed regulation, then complain about the obvious effects of their own regulation.

That is absolutely right, who are you, RJS has not noticed you before, have you been busy masturbating with the libtards? This is a breakout post on your part, you have caught the notice of mensa man, this is a big day for you.

If we did not have these regulations of minimum wages and workplace safety, which intefere with an employers freedom to pay what they pay the coolies in China...when the Chinese came here to look for work at the beginning of the 20th century they were called coolies at least here in San Francisco, I do not know if they are still called coolies if they stay in China? Butt, that is an unimportant point, almost as if I am having a tit for tat with myself, and I do not negogiate with myself, so let us move on? These minimum wage and worker safety laws the libtards rammed down our collective throats, have interfered with the employers right to pay 2 dollars a day like they pay the coolies in China, while locking them into the factories, which here thanks to the libtards and their safety regulations would be considered a fire hazard? This encourages factory workers to walk about freely and take breaks cutting into profits?

Free the markets or die trying, as they are now saying in New Hampshire, the birthplace of liberty.

You are doing well, you might be an RJS level poster with only two years of practice. Follow me around to pick up some moore tips, there is no need to thank me?
 
Democrats complain about the corporate exploitation of workers in America, and when they finally get minimum wage laws, workplace safety regulations, and Sarbanes-Oxley put in place they just complain about how their own regulations have made it more profitable for businesses to outsource to less regulated economies.

Basically they complain about a situation, impose a heavy-handed regulation, then complain about the obvious effects of their own regulation.


I think we should eliminate workplace safety regs, and the minimum wage and let the free markets decide.
 
I think we should eliminate workplace safety regs, and the minimum wage and let the free markets decide.

I'm just saying you complain a lot.

When we have high employment rates it's: "The workers aren't being fairly compensated! ZOMG look how much a more a CEO makes."

Then when Democrats put these regulations in place and unemployment skyrockets as jobs are outsourced, you complain about outsourcing as if it were some totally unforseen fiscal phenomenon.
 
I think we should eliminate workplace safety regs, and the minimum wage and let the free markets decide.

I hope you are not being sarcastic, like most libs are, with their east coast elitist sarcasm, that they call "irony"? Because if you are being serious I will say "welcome to the club and no hard feelings" at least you have seen the light? Are you aware that studies have shown that if wages were left up to the free market, American workers would make moore than they make now under our regulated market? And that they would go to work in even safe workplaces? This seems counter-intuitiatvely? Butt, what has been proved by studies from The Heritage Foundation is that it's not that employers don't want to pay good salaries and don't care about worker safety, it is that they don't like to be told what to do?

In other words, they are a lot like horses? If you try and break them they will throw you off, butt, if you are nice to them and say, ok whatever you want to pay me is good, they will let you ride them to the finish line, where you will both get rich?

I am sick and tired of liberals stopping me from making a better living, thank you.
 
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