GM announces layoffs 2000 jobs in OH and MI one day AFTER the election

thanks obama? :)

I love that its in a swing state and they kept it under wraps till one day after the election. It really is cosmic justice that trump won.

the employees that are getting fired probably already knew......it might help explain Trumps win in those swing states....
 
the employees that are getting fired probably already knew......it might help explain Trumps win in those swing states....

no the article states they kept it under wraps till now. The people are getting fired start of next year to satisfy the 60 day notice rule.
 
Lots of economic disasters coming to the American people over the next 4 years.

MarketWatch: Opinion: Donald Trump’s economics are an unmitigated disaster

WASHINGTON (Project Syndicate) — Donald Trump has finally put out a detailed economic plan. Authored by Peter Navarro (an economist at the University of California-Irvine) and Wilbur Ross (an investor), the plan claims that a President Trump would boost growth and reduce the national debt.

But its projections are based on assumptions so unrealistic that they seem to have come from a different planet. If the United States really did adopt Trump’s plan, the result would be an immediate and unmitigated disaster.

At the heart of the plan is a very large tax cut. The authors claim this would boost economic growth, despite the fact that similar cuts in the past (for example, under President George W. Bush) had no such effect. There is a lot of sensible evidence available on precisely this point, all of which is completely ignored.

The Trump plan concedes that the tax cut per se would reduce revenue by at least $2.6 trillion over 10 years — and its authors are willing to cite the nonpartisan Tax Foundation on this point. But the Trump team claims this would be offset by a growth miracle spurred by deregulation.

In fact, their estimates of the benefits of deregulation are completely exaggerated. Serious independent analysis, for example by the World Bank or the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, finds that the U.S. does not have a high regulatory burden on the nonfinancial sector. In the World Bank’s widely used Doing Business indicators, for example, the U.S. ranks seventh in the world — and there is not a lot of realistic room for improvement.

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http://www.marketwatch.com/story/donald-trumps-economics-are-an-unmitigated-disaster-2016-10-03
 
what are you talking about. Theres always time for gloating. I volunteer to gloat on trumps behalf.
forget that. You can gloat when the job is finished. right now it 's not even started.
Lets see some good jobs with GDP growth before you take a victory lap
 
forget that. You can gloat when the job is finished. right now it 's not even started.
Lets see some good jobs with GDP growth before you take a victory lap

Trump doesn't have to create jobs. He'll just tweet that he did and followers like tsuke will line up tomorrow to vote for him again in 4 years.
 
Trump doesn't have to create jobs. He'll just tweet that he did and followers like tsuke will line up tomorrow to vote for him again in 4 years.
sour grapes much? They only get a free ride on rhetoric the one time -after that it's business or not
 
no the article states they kept it under wraps till now. The people are getting fired start of next year to satisfy the 60 day notice rule.

do they were dissatisfied with the Democrats even before they abandoned them.......worse now then, eh?.....
 
Lots of economic disasters coming to the American people over the next 4 years.

MarketWatch: Opinion: Donald Trump’s economics are an unmitigated disaster

WASHINGTON (Project Syndicate) — Donald Trump has finally put out a detailed economic plan. Authored by Peter Navarro (an economist at the University of California-Irvine) and Wilbur Ross (an investor), the plan claims that a President Trump would boost growth and reduce the national debt.

But its projections are based on assumptions so unrealistic that they seem to have come from a different planet. If the United States really did adopt Trump’s plan, the result would be an immediate and unmitigated disaster.

At the heart of the plan is a very large tax cut. The authors claim this would boost economic growth, despite the fact that similar cuts in the past (for example, under President George W. Bush) had no such effect. There is a lot of sensible evidence available on precisely this point, all of which is completely ignored.

The Trump plan concedes that the tax cut per se would reduce revenue by at least $2.6 trillion over 10 years — and its authors are willing to cite the nonpartisan Tax Foundation on this point. But the Trump team claims this would be offset by a growth miracle spurred by deregulation.

In fact, their estimates of the benefits of deregulation are completely exaggerated. Serious independent analysis, for example by the World Bank or the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, finds that the U.S. does not have a high regulatory burden on the nonfinancial sector. In the World Bank’s widely used Doing Business indicators, for example, the U.S. ranks seventh in the world — and there is not a lot of realistic room for improvement.

More
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/donald-trumps-economics-are-an-unmitigated-disaster-2016-10-03

of course BAC......the policies he has put in place since last week have caused the economy to collapse to 20% of what it was last year.......
 
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