Welch has doubtless watched the government squeeze on American business for decades.
To talk with a president who appears bent, with the energy of a honey badger, to roll back the stifling atmosphere — must be a very heartening experience. Yes, GE, along with just about everybody else and his aunt and uncle, has been neck deep in offshore manufacturing. This is where government taxes and regulation has frequently pushed business if it expected to survive.
“Everybody out of the pool” is not a party pooper if the pool was full of sewage in the first place.
Our biggest 'win' is Trump.
“Donald Trump”?
It’s “President” Donald Trump now and they’d do will not to forget that in their headlines.
Gee, you mean Trump is better versed than a community organizer who hates having a real job? How can that be?
Welch is as American as jam...
Jack Welch = when GE was GE
Whatever happened to that "lifetime employability" he liked to autofellate over?
And McKinsey & Co. -- the consulting firm riddled with ex-GE types -- was being paid by one of the Indian provinces/states/whatever they call them over there, to create jobs in India instead of the U.S.
I hope Trump really hits the regulations — they’ve killed small business, and are as salt on the earth, keeping new business down.
Redistribution of property OR liberty is evil. Taxing for redistribution is theft. Regulations are slavery.
But wait .... what about golf and vacation?
IIRC, one of Welch’s maxims is “Never pay retail.”
Trump has that one down :-)
Obama and Vice President-elect Joe Biden were to meet with 17 members of their transition economic advisory board. Members include former presidential Cabinet officials and executives from Xerox Corp., Time Warner Inc., Google Inc. and the Hyatt hotel company. Investor Warren Buffett was participating by telephone. Friday's press conference will be Obama's first public appearance since he trounced Republican John McCain in Tuesday's election to become America's first black president.President-elect Barack Obama was tackling the struggling U.S. economy as his first order of business, meeting Friday with leaders of business, government and academia before he holds his first press conference since the election.
Bring back the incandescent light bulb!
I wonder what Jack Welch thinks about obama privately.
A search about his public thoughts are that obama was wrecking the economy.