So when Trump questioned ex-POW McCain’s status as a military hero, President Obama interrupted his African tour to tell naughty Donald to shut up. I just want to be myself… General Motors, for example, employed 600,000 in the 1970s.
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Announcing the clever promotion in a blog post, the company wrote “We believe in freedom of the belly, so it’s totally up to you“.
The article “Trump platform: Because I said so” asserted that Donald Trump’s startling rise in the polls comes, at least in part, from “anti-immigrant” rhetoric.
In a screaming front page headline that same day, the New York Daily News featured a photograph of Mr. Trump with the words, “SOAK THE RICH: Trump’s way-out plan to end nat’l debt…Proposes one-shot $5.7 trillion tax on the super-wealthy”.
Trump, author of “The Art of the Deal“, says he could have protected American jobs by negotiating smarter trade agreements with U.S. competitors. Trump said in June. “Us too!” the statement continues. “Then, we have to stop it. And I can stop it”. “All the time”.
Companies often decide where to locate factories and hire people on factors that can change: labor costs, energy bills, transportation expenses, proximity to customers. The fracking boom has cut energy costs for U.S.-based factories.
BY THE WAY: As long as we’re on the subject, you may be fascinated to know that I share a pretty classy genealogy with Trump.
Yet to me, he has become a symbol of the new threat to free speech in the United States and the West – not jackbooted political censorship, but a more common and insidious threat from a creeping culture of conformism whose slogan is “You can’t say that!”
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Concerning health care, Mr. Trump told CNN’s Dana Bash on July 29, that he would repeal the president’s signature domestic achievement, and replace it with “something terrific”.
