03.24.2017 03:02 PM

“We’ll win so much, you’ll get bored with winning.”


8 Comments

  1. Robert Frindt says:

    Good !

    Deep-six this DC Uniparty turkey and get on with a middle class economic agenda !

    More of this:

    https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/24/business/energy-environment/keystone-oil-pipeline.html

    As for tax reform, Trump should dump Paul RINO and his border tax, and start with tariffs against Mexico and China, an end to “Carried Interest”, end Hollywood accounting, end tech and biotech stock options and end depreciation on real estate buildings that are skyrocketing in value.

    • The Doctor says:

      Yes, because the hallmarks of glorious, free-market Republicanism include high tariff barriers, initiating trade wars and discouraging technology industry startups.

      • Robert Frindt says:

        Sounds good to me. If starting a trade war with the PRC pancakes their economy and takes out Communist Party rule, so much the better.

        If you limit stock options to be paid only out of retained earnings, that excludes almost all tech and biotech co’s forever.

        Oh I forgot one. Eliminate the sales tax exemption for AMZN.

        • The Doctor says:

          I didn’t realize that the proper goal of US trade policy is to pancake the Chinese economy and take out Communist Party rule. I had always thought the goal of trade policy is to generate wealth and prosperity and all that sort of stuff. What was I thinking?

        • Kelly says:

          LOL…Yeah because the way to get support in the USA is to make everything in Walmart twice as expensive. The US economy will shrink back to the size it was in 1962 as a result of your crazy prescriptions. The US needs China more than China needs the US now. You obviously have a lot of reading to do to catch up. Start here…

          http://amp.timeinc.net/fortune/2016/12/22/donald-trump-china-trade-war/?source=dam

          • Robert Frindt says:

            All the squawking about the “danger” of a trade war with China is coming from the coastal financial and tech elite.

            I say Trump should risk it and see what happens.

  2. Bill Templeman says:

    Beliefs trump facts, like it or not. How Robert & his post-factual BFFs think:

    http://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/22/upshot/why-objectively-false-things-continue-to-be-believed.html?ribbon-ad-idx=4&rref=upshot&module=Ribbon&version=context&region=Header&action=click&contentCollection=The%20Upshot&pgtype=article

    How to deal with this intentional delusion? Double down on the evidence. Make the truth inescapable. Wallpaper their world? Other ideas?

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