A company outsourced 1000 jobs to Mexico and Pres. Trump rewarded them with a tax-cut?

[DetlefK]

That doesn't seem like a good deal to me...

[niyad]

1. he isn't president YET!!

[Lotusflower70]

2. It isn't

But some are acting like he should be up for sainthood or something.

[Baitball Blogger]

3. I have seen this stupid pattern on a local level.

The mayor of our city broke every Sunshine Law rule in the book by attending our Commerce and Industry Board meetings in 1996. That alone was not the rule-breaker. He went over the line when he directly participated in the process, talking up one business that threatened to leave the municipality. And then the mayor double-downed by using his influence to make a spot on the Commerce board for the landlord who would have lost rent from the tenant, if the tenant left.

In the end, not only did the business leave the city limits, but the landlord was given unthinkable access into the government process. He was identified by the city as an authority and whatever facts he spewed to the city regarding other projects was considered Gospel. They never fact-checked him. His lies still stand to this day.

[The Wielding Truth]

4. Good bet that Pence remained Gov. to offer the bribe and make the deal. Bad deal AT THAT.

Trump had no power to do it. Taking tax money to look like a savior. What a scam!

[Retrograde]

5. No - Pence offered the bribe, Trump is taking the credit

Like he always has, and always will.

[Bettie]

6. Well, it's only until they

get all the tax breaks, then the rest of the jobs will go too!