Posted on 08/22/2015 11:19:47 AM PDT by xzins
Plus the word OREO is more racist then collard greens, watermellon and fried chicken.....
conservative blacks have always been oreos...ask any PC democrat or the 95% of blacks still on the DNC Plantation
But what if the sugar price support people are in cahoots with the Mexicans getting these manufacturing plants and jobs?
What if international firms provide money to lobby to keep sugar high in the US.
But our gloBULList captains of industry, that illustrious lot, probably never considered a R-T-W state. No, just go straight for the third world.
I hope the board of directors choke on their crappy Oreo's and they all croak..
True. It’s ok for the orientals to obstruct US business there, but if we do it, it will start a price war, catastrophe, end of the world, etc.
Me! Who do you think!
Textile and Furniture industries were not Union, but were some of the first to go when outsourcing started.
The republicans take the middle class for granted like the democrats take the african-americans for granted.
And I will humbly add solve the right to work problem. I know everyone is high on Trump majically using the federal government's coercive powers to save US jobs. But, as your questions eludes to, is Trump going to address real issues that cause production to be moved oversees? If not, then one must assume that he supports the cronyism of selective tariffs, unionism and regulation and will just add another phony federal rule that pretends to help American Business/Worker.
True. And because of that 54 million Christians stayed home the last election.
“Cruz roared to the audience, packed into a cavernous ballroom in downtown Des Moines. To cheers, he continued, “It is because 54 million evangelical Christians stayed home [in 2012]. Well I’m here to tell you, we will stay home no longer.””
Oh really? I don't think so buck wheat. There is new sheriff in town and his name is Donald. Hopefully Free Traitors™ will be relegated to the dust bin of history.
Let’s hope.
Trump realizes we need to lower the corporate tax and is promoting doing just that.
Dear Mr. Trump,
before you blame Nabisco too much for moving their Oreo plant to Mexico,
consider that the main ingredient of the cookies is Sugar..
and look at the administration’s sugar tariffs, regulations
and you (as a businessman) will see right away ... how WashingtonDC is forcing Nabisco to move its factory out of USA
Funny thing the price of furniture has not really gone down either. But the US Taxpayer got left holding the bag for thousands of "displaced" workers. The word "displaced" means welfare EBT and new socialists.
I’ve heard, read and learned a lot about ‘sugar’ in my few years on the planet.
It’s just another tick mark on the list of the ways that our government looks out for our welfare and individual prosperity. (/S)
It’s difficult to resist the socialist temptation of the slippery slope of a wealth tax....
But I do (and have a life style to show for it, gladly!)
Forcing Nabisco? Ok show me the data the says Nabisco would go out of business unless the new plant moved to Mexico. What a tool you are.
Best way to keep American businesses here and bring over Asian, European etc businesses is to lower all corporate taxes & end tariffs.
Its good when The US dominates the world market. Tariffs & taxes won’t get us there.
Actually my Mom burnt the edges of some chocolate chip cookies once, and I liked it better with that dark, burnt taste and the melted chocolate, so when I had a yen I would deliberately char them smoking hot. Ice cream makes it extravagant.
I suppose you could share it with someone. Gr. Mine. No, mine.
I would say after 1913, the end of tariffs, was the dawn of socialism in America. So you have it exactly backwards.
Ya, but we saved 500 jobs in Florida!!!!!! I mean, we saved a large political donor in Florida
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