Posted on 08/10/2020 11:39:37 AM PDT by Hojczyk
Here are the six promises the president said will comprise his pro-worker agenda if he wins in November:
1. Defeat the coronavirus with vaccines and other treatment
"We are working very, very hard. We call it the China virus. …We are attacking the virus from every angle, and through this aggressive strategy we will win the war, and it will happen sooner than people think," he said. "We're developing a bounty of therapies such as remdesivir, dexamethasone, antibody treatments, the antibody treatments are really working out well, really well.
2 Reviving the economy from the pandemic slowdown
The president made clear he will make economic growth a top priority, revving jobs and manufacturing to the levels they were before the pandemic and going even further to build prosperity
3. Turning America into the premier medical and pharmaceutical hub in the world
4 Creating new manufacturing jobs in the United States
This has been a theme since Trump first hit the campaign trail back in 2015, but last week at the Whirlpool event he extended his plan with ambitious new goals and identifying the industries he imagines will grow.
5. Using pressure to force jobs lost overseas to return to the United States
Trump made clear he will continue to use tariffs and new trade agreements to force American companies that sent jobs overseas to bring them back home.
6. Protect American workers from unfair outsourcing
Trump said his final promise was to protect American workers from unfair practices and bad decisions, citing his decision last week to fire the head of the Tennessee Valley Authority, a quasi-governmental power utility. The fired chairman was paying himself $8 million a year while sourcing jobs overseas.
(Excerpt) Read more at justthenews.com ...
Works for me-—and many others.
Seems reasonable. He can do it if we take Congress.
Not a fan of point #3 frankly. I don’t want to further empower babbling idiots like Tony Fauci and the CDC.
Let me withdraw $100k from our IRA’s tax free. Call it a tax cut for the rich. Whadda ya gonna do about it?
Good domestic agenda. Now for the foreign policy side, about China, NKorea, Russia, Mideast...
Restoring Law and Order needs to be on the list.
Then there’s the capital gains tax. Eliminate it. Corporate tax? Corporations don’t pay taxes so eliminate it. Then eliminate corporate welfare. Eliminate entire departments to pay for it.
Tump has my vote and I hope he follows up on his previous promise to eliminate the anchor baby citizenship crap
Sure does.
I have to say that these read like a 4-year plan to react to the events of the past 6 months or so.
Too bad there’s nothing about extolling liberty and freedom while crushing the enemies of freedom — the Deep State, Democrats, BLM, antifa, and communists.
But I suppose that will happen anyway.
“Restoring Law and Order needs to be on the list.”
Absolutely. I just wrote something along those lines in #12.
So I guess Trump is avoiding talking about the immigration flood.
Yes. None of them do much for me.
He’s referring to private sector not public sector nests of federal leech bureaucrats.
Not Kodak and what he just did to the parasitic middle layer of very very very rich extortionists in Pharm colors is beyond courageous.
These criminals are ensconced in the pharma middle layer as resellers because that’s where the money is, where the captive population is, where the immunity from liability is. They are mafia, pure and simple, and if people knew just how criminal they can be, they’d be even more empathetic with President Trump if that were possible. He cut them out and also bypassed CDC while sidelining Fauci.
As long as he’s in office, we can be assured those that have preyed on the American population and ripped off the taxpayers for decades will not be able to rest.
It’s a whole new ballgame.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.