I don’t think you ever get everything right.
We were being taken to the cleaners by China. We had to do something. We did.
Before we did something, others were taking it in the shorts. Someone always is.
Yes, you’ll have people who decide not to invest in one thing, but they’ll invest elsewhere.
We simply cannot allow China to game us like it was. Part of this goes beyond trade too.
By exerting pressure on China, Trump is causing them to have financial problems. To what extent I don’t know, but I am led to believe China is not in a great position right now.
Again, is everything perfect here? I wouldn’t argue that, but I do think it would have continued to get worse, if we hadn’t taken some action.
A lot of money is coming back to the state. Foreign companies are opening new plants here. Our manufacturing jobs have increased markedly.
As for our schools and the product they are putting out, they are putting out just what they want to. They are putting out untrained people who have been brainwashed. Those people have no clue that they are any different than past generations. They are. It’s shameful.
They don’t know enough to judge how badly they have been failed, so they blame everyone but the people who actually did it to them.
No, they still think those people are heroes.
IMO < our education system is a criminal enterprise, at least in part.
Agreed on our public shool system.
I went to GA’s Cumberland Mall to drop off my wife. Every parking lot was filled. The outlots were filled. There were nundreds of cars blocking the aisles, waiting, looking for a parking space.
Too many people are flush with money to spend.
Is there too much winning?
(except the parking lot beyond the former Sears had empty spaces. Proves it is not the economy that did in Sears. It is middle management that did in Sears.)