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Were you this critical of Obama? Pretty sure he didn't do shit about the mass exit of corporate America and told everyone who was out a job to "just learn something else ". At least Trump is aware of the problem and has done more in a few months to keep jobs here than Obama did in 8 years. Trump has created thousands of jobs, kept some companies from leaving and has negotiated with billionaire investors to invest in America specifically to produce jobs. What exactly did Obama do? Ill answer...nothing, sat on his hands and told people out of work to find another job. Totally out of touch with blue collar America.Big surprise. Trump lied. During the campaign, Mr. Trump promised people that there would be “consequences” for companies who move jobs out of the country and throw Americans out on the streets. But for Carrier Corp., the “consequences” of closing a plant in Huntington, Indiana, and cutting 600 jobs at another in Indiana was a $7 million tax break. Mr. Trump—this isn’t just playing politics. This isn’t just talk. These are real families and real lives on the line. Stop protecting corporations’ profits at the expense of Americans who are counting on you.
https://nyti.ms/2paSAhL
I agree with you on this one.This or that? I'll take Trump women any day.View attachment 67607View attachment 67608
You should probably switch teams then
The Turkish man who gave Mike Flynn a $600,000 lobbying deal just before President Donald Trump picked him to be national security adviser has business ties to Russia, including a 2009 aviation financing deal negotiated with Vladimir Putin, according to court records.
The man, Ekim Alptekin, has in recent years helped to coordinate Turkish lobbying in Washington with Dmitri “David” Zaikin, a Soviet-born former executive in Russian energy and mining companies who also has had dealings with Putin’s government, according to three people with direct knowledge of the activities.
This unusual arrangement, in which Alptekin and Zaikin have helped steer Turkish lobbying through various groups since at least 2015, raises questions about both the agenda of the two men and the source of the funds used to pay the lobbyists.
Although Turkey is a NATO ally, its president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has grown increasingly authoritarian and friendly with Putin. And the hiring of Flynn by Alptekin came at a time when Flynn was working for Trump’s campaign and Putin’s government was under investigation for interfering with the U.S. election.
Flynn’s lawyer, Robert Kelner, declined to comment. In a filing with the Justice Department, Flynn said he relied on assurances from Alptekin that he was not directly or indirectly funded by a foreign government. But shifting explanations and a web of business ties raise questions about the arrangement.
He has set a new record—having the lowest approval rating of any president after the first three months in office. This tells us something very important. Americans clearly aren’t on board with his disastrous agenda: xenophobic immigration policies, throwing millions off health care, putting corporate profits over the safety of our environment, and many more horrible decisions. Climate change is not a hoax.