Posted on 12/02/2016 7:22:39 PM PST by Mariner
Business doesn’t really even pay any corporate tax right now. Every bit of it is passed on to the consumer in the form of higher prices.
Anyone who criticizes Trump in this stage post election pre presidency is idiotic, bitter, senseless and automatically out of the running. Lifetime
She should know better than this.
“Unlike many here, Ive never been much of a Palin fan. She seems to talk a good game and then quit at halftime.”
Perfect comment!
I love her for her belief system, but she is wrong on this issue and needs a time out, like we do with little kids...
Yes, Pence was the father of this deal. Trump was the midwife. Pence did what 49 other governors do or try to do. I generally don’t like these kind of deals because the tax revenue benefits rarely exceed the cost to the state of the subsidies or tax breaks. Plus, they create an incentive for every other company in the state to demand some similar concession. But my back-of-the-envelope calculations suggest to me that the Carrier deal might be a good one for the state.
Doesn’t Sarah have a new reality show to undertake?
Then special interests creep in and manipulate markets. Republicans oppose this, remember? ........ “
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Sarah, I don’t care what republicans oppose. They’ve been losers to way too long. We have to stop the bleeding NOW.
I can’t believe she said this crap. He probably talked them into staying because he promised to get the corporate tax lowered. We don’t need this from our own people. She needs to shut up and give him some time to show us what he will do. And then, if he’s doing something bad, its fair game for criticism.
I think that was the very first post, I have ever made, critical of Sarah Palin.
Ever.
Get with the program, Sarah.
It isn’t “crony capitalism”. Well depends on her specific definition of the term and context. It is though about government regulation, which can be said to be more ‘nationalistic’; some may call it a socialist approach. Anyhow, it is definitely not a “free market” approach.
Am not across the specifics of the deal. Lowering company (enterprise) tax to incentivize has been used before, elsewhere.
However, lowering taxes alone for an enterprise (company) actually means the company increases its profit margin, and is under no obligation to create jobs or retain jobs.
Unless keeping 1,000 jobs (FTEs) is specified in the deal. Even then the company can still reduce salaries and benefits to maintain or increase its labour costs, hence increase profit margin. Other factors at play too.
Always hated her and have always been attacked by her by Palin lemmings on FR.
Certainly Gov. Pence and his legal counselors would not have approved anything that is illegal. Also, was Carrier planning to move the jobs before the inauguration? If so, that could well be the reason as I am sure he is planning to implement tax policy to keep US businesses here.
But Palin needs to shut up about this. Trump is advocating for American businesses.
IT IS ABOUT TIME, that someone is.
Absolutely agree.
This is how it looks to me. Unless Sarah knows something substantially different, she’s just wrong. Oh there’s a superficial similarity here, therefore there is a sameness. No, not when we dig.
That’s kind of why guys are better leaders in most cases. The women who do well, do well because they’re paying close attention to wise men.
I’m no longer star struck with Palin. Does she really think these type of comments are helping?
Donald Trump was worth waiting for, even though had McCain succeeded in beating out that fraud Obama, we’d probably have Sarah Palin as president now. She’d have been OK on some things. But Donald Trump seems to be on a mission authored by God. Even his mistakes prosper.
Sorry typo: “increase” = decrease its labour costs.
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