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I thought he said 5 bazillion times the Mexicans were paying for the wall ?
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« Reply #2 on: January 26, 2017, 11:50:00 AM » |
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I thought he said 5 bazillion times the Mexicans were paying for the wall ?
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« Reply #3 on: January 26, 2017, 12:17:20 PM » |
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Yep, If you like your plan you can keep your plan. If you like your doctor you can keep your doctor! We could go back and forth on this kind of stuff all day and all night and still be right where we started.
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« Reply #5 on: January 26, 2017, 12:26:10 PM » |
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The salt water blend no less.  Also known as the liberal tears blend  Anyway, Trump is just getting started. Mexico will pay for the wall. Not all of it but a good chunk of it one way or another. Trump is a negotiator. The Mexico will pay for the wall is his first negotiating position. In the end the wall will be built and the US will have significantly less to pay for it. We'll get the doors to the wall probably.
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« Reply #6 on: January 26, 2017, 12:27:54 PM » |
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Jack owns a rock.
Jill want's to sell apples on Jacks rock. Jack charges Jill $1.00 for each apple she sells.
When Jill sells enough apples, Jack hires Jerry to build a wall.
Who paid for Jacks wall?
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« Reply #7 on: January 26, 2017, 01:15:53 PM » |
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Jack owns a rock.
Jill want's to sell apples on Jacks rock. Jack charges Jill $1.00 for each apple she sells.
When Jill sells enough apples, Jack hires Jerry to build a wall.
Who paid for Jacks wall?
Maybe, just maybe that could work. But he would have to nullify NAFTA first.
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« Reply #8 on: January 26, 2017, 01:23:17 PM » |
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For the first time since 1964 an American President is actually doing something positive for real Americans. I am stunned.
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« Reply #9 on: January 26, 2017, 01:33:07 PM » |
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Lol. On FOX News today they said politicians in Washington are shocked that Trump is torquing off Mexico with the wall deal. Making Europe nervous about trade and working on a massive tax reform. The FOX dude said the only thing the lifers in Washington should be shocked or surprised about is that we have a man elected to office that is actually doing what he said he'd do. Great quote! Sure is a wonderful time!
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« Reply #10 on: January 26, 2017, 02:05:59 PM » |
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Taxpayers will pay for the wall, and the voter fraud delusion investigation. Put a 20% tariff on Mexico? Then they raise prices on those items, and maybe Add 20% on goods we send there. Lose/lose.
Some people need to step back and see the forest, quit being distracted by the trees.
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« Reply #11 on: January 26, 2017, 02:09:46 PM » |
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Let take a look at Mexicos southern border and how they protect their country. What a concept
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« Reply #12 on: January 26, 2017, 02:11:45 PM » |
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Taxpayers will pay for the wall, and the voter fraud delusion investigation. Put a 20% tariff on Mexico? Then they raise prices on those items, and maybe Add 20% on goods we send there. Lose/lose.
Some people need to step back and see the forest, quit being distracted by the trees.
I said I'd call President Trump out when he does something I disagree with, so I'm calling him out. This is stupid. I'd much rather see a hefty tax on remittance sent back to Mexico be used to fund the wall and other security measures, that way it'd be Mexico paying for it, and not us by extension. Although, with his protectionist push of wanting to encourage US manufacturing I can understand why he'd want to take measures to discourage Mexican imports as well.
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I thought he said 5 bazillion times the Mexicans were paying for the wall ?
He stated in his ABC News interview last night that ultimately Mexico will pay for it. He stated that there were many different ways to make them pay. He also stated that securing our borders was too important to wait. I agree wholeheartedly with that. I cannot understand why LIBERALS do NOTwant to see our borders secured. 
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« Reply #14 on: January 26, 2017, 02:54:54 PM » |
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I thought he said 5 bazillion times the Mexicans were paying for the wall ?
He stated in his ABC News interview last night that ultimately Mexico will pay for it. He stated that there were many different ways to make them pay. He also stated that securing our borders was too important to wait. I agree wholeheartedly with that. I cannot understand why LIBERALS do NOTwant to see our borders secured.  Simple. Current and more important, future voting bloc. I guarantee, if we see the "loyalty" of this voting bloc shift from the Democrats to the Republicans, the democrats will demand border closings and strict immigration laws and voter id laws. And the Gop would be ok with that.
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« Reply #15 on: January 26, 2017, 02:57:20 PM » |
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I thought he said 5 bazillion times the Mexicans were paying for the wall ?
He stated in his ABC News interview last night that ultimately Mexico will pay for it. He stated that there were many different ways to make them pay. He also stated that securing our borders was too important to wait. I agree wholeheartedly with that. I cannot understand why LIBERALS do NOTwant to see our borders secured.  Which liberals said they don't want the border secured ?
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« Reply #16 on: January 26, 2017, 02:57:28 PM » |
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Taxpayers will pay for the wall, and the voter fraud delusion investigation. Put a 20% tariff on Mexico? Then they raise prices on those items, and maybe Add 20% on goods we send there. Lose/lose.
Some people need to step back and see the forest, quit being distracted by the trees.
American companies come back, build in this country, create a million(s) jobs or more that creates more tax revenue for the treasury and makes people that have been decimated by current trade agreements feel good for themselves and families. That is a HUGE win win win. Running a 60 billion trade deficit with Mexico makes no sense. I see that forest very clearly and it is beautiful. And Mexico charges that same 20 percent and on some goods much more on our products going over there right now, as do 160 countries that we trade with and we let there products in with no fees, taxes or tariffs. But those are little trees - right.
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« Reply #17 on: January 26, 2017, 03:12:18 PM » |
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"Imported from Mexico" like what ?
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« Reply #20 on: January 26, 2017, 03:48:32 PM » |
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"Imported from Mexico" like what ?
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« Reply #21 on: January 26, 2017, 03:55:01 PM » |
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Open your toilet tank, if over 5 yrs old should say made in Mexico, newer ones possibly China. Porcelain sink bowls also made in Mexico generaly. Taking a crapper could start getting expensive. Or may have to have outhouses again if Mexico starts refusing to make any more crappers.  And what would be wrong with making them here?
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« Reply #22 on: January 26, 2017, 03:57:04 PM » |
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"Imported from Mexico" like what ?
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Open your toilet tank, if over 5 yrs old should say made in Mexico, newer ones possibly China. Porcelain sink bowls also made in Mexico generaly. Taking a crapper could start getting expensive. Or may have to have outhouses again if Mexico starts refusing to make any more crappers.  If they do we start making them here. Might be a little higher but so what. 
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« Reply #23 on: January 26, 2017, 04:10:13 PM » |
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Open your toilet tank, if over 5 yrs old should say made in Mexico, newer ones possibly China. Porcelain sink bowls also made in Mexico generaly. Taking a crapper could start getting expensive. Or may have to have outhouses again if Mexico starts refusing to make any more crappers.  We used too I remember taking a tour of the kolher factory. Wisconsin I recall
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« Reply #24 on: January 26, 2017, 04:16:58 PM » |
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"Imported from Mexico" like what ?
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Open your toilet tank, if over 5 yrs old should say made in Mexico, newer ones possibly China. Porcelain sink bowls also made in Mexico generaly. Taking a crapper could start getting expensive. Or may have to have outhouses again if Mexico starts refusing to make any more crappers.  We used too I remember taking a tour of the kolher factory. Wisconsin I recall And if it goes as planned those jobs will be returning to the U.S. 
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« Reply #27 on: January 26, 2017, 05:00:32 PM » |
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Open your toilet tank, if over 5 yrs old should say made in Mexico, newer ones possibly China. Porcelain sink bowls also made in Mexico generaly. Taking a crapper could start getting expensive. Or may have to have outhouses again if Mexico starts refusing to make any more crappers.  All of mine say made in USA  I just checked them, one must be 15-20 years old the other about 10. I don't remember it being any more expensive than the other ones.
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« Reply #29 on: January 26, 2017, 05:48:22 PM » |
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Not sure this technology exists today, but skip the massive amounts of money on the wall and put up an invisible LINE that if you do hit it between mexico and us it will zap the living heck out of you and put you 6 feet under. Sort of like a bug zapper that is invisible that once you hit it is a WALL that will not allow you to cross and ZAPS the life outta ya as well if you try.
Why cannot Trump afford it he has enough money right??
I may be wrong, but not many, if any, products I buy or have are made in mexico. Fine with me if trump charges 20% taxation on imports coming from mexico, I can live without. Maybe then mexico will charge the us 20% as well to export to mexico, then just stop doing it all together, we can live without sending items to mexico right?? It will hurt mexico I think far worse than the us.
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Most of the things coming from Mexico and China are complete crap. Bring jobs back, start making quality items again, and tell Mexico to pound salt. If Mexico is so great! why do Mexicans keep trying to come to the US?
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Here here for making them here again. I suspect the reason they went south was for environmental laws and restrictons. Requiring the firing of the ceramics. Got a little difficult with firing furnaces etc. There are a lot of electronic items assembled in Mexico shipped back here also. In a somewhat ironic way. Mexico is already paying for the wall. Carrier, Ford, and a number of other manufacturers changing minds and coming or staying here. 
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Not sure this technology exists today, but skip the massive amounts of money on the wall and put up an invisible LINE that if you do hit it between mexico and us it will zap the living heck out of you and put you 6 feet under. Sort of like a bug zapper that is invisible that once you hit it is a WALL that will not allow you to cross and ZAPS the life outta ya as well if you try. Why cannot Trump afford it he has enough money right?? I may be wrong, but not many, if any, products I buy or have are made in mexico. Fine with me if trump charges 20% taxation on imports coming from mexico, I can live without. Maybe then mexico will charge the us 20% as well to export to mexico, then just stop doing it all together, we can live without sending items to mexico right?? It will hurt mexico I think far worse than the us. Anyone ever hear of area 51?? Total baron waistland. Ever read the story's of people trying to get close to their facilities. Anyone approaching the area and appears a threat military guards ae there waiting at the perimeter. Watching. The place is littered with sensors and motion detectors cameras and alert them the minute anyone has breached or got to close. 
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Not sure this technology exists today, but skip the massive amounts of money on the wall and put up an invisible LINE that if you do hit it between mexico and us it will zap the living heck out of you and put you 6 feet under. Sort of like a bug zapper that is invisible that once you hit it is a WALL that will not allow you to cross and ZAPS the life outta ya as well if you try.
Why cannot Trump afford it he has enough money right??
I may be wrong, but not many, if any, products I buy or have are made in mexico. Fine with me if trump charges 20% taxation on imports coming from mexico, I can live without. Maybe then mexico will charge the us 20% as well to export to mexico, then just stop doing it all together, we can live without sending items to mexico right?? It will hurt mexico I think far worse than the us.
Cookie more things than you think. I work in the medical field and have for 31+ yrs and the surgical gloves we use the sterile gowns,paper drapes and towels all have Hecho in Mexico printed on the packages and all from AMERICAN companies.  cheap labor lower taxes is why. With some things going into p,ace now the taxes here will be equal so why not make those things here once again?
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ALL my regulators for my oxygen stuff the hoses cannulas swivels etc etc come from-china. AND the V A is picking up my tab for this so basically the U S of A in this instance IS supporting china. We could level the playing field quite easily and make a damn good start on balancing the budget. Whenever any country taxes American made products to enter their country we equal that tax plus 10% for their "stuff" to come here. When any country that has as a stated desire to eliminate the U S of A Immediately STOP any funding from the U S of A. If a country is undecided tween us and russia-let russia pick up their full tab. Let russia pick up the tab? Are you effin crazy? Well we KNOW how well their aircraft carrier "wurx!  RIDE SAFE.
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« Reply #36 on: January 27, 2017, 09:40:50 AM » |
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Not sure this technology exists today, but skip the massive amounts of money on the wall and put up an invisible LINE that if you do hit it between mexico and us it will zap the living heck out of you and put you 6 feet under. Sort of like a bug zapper that is invisible that once you hit it is a WALL that will not allow you to cross and ZAPS the life outta ya as well if you try.
Why cannot Trump afford it he has enough money right??
I may be wrong, but not many, if any, products I buy or have are made in mexico. Fine with me if trump charges 20% taxation on imports coming from mexico, I can live without. Maybe then mexico will charge the us 20% as well to export to mexico, then just stop doing it all together, we can live without sending items to mexico right?? It will hurt mexico I think far worse than the us.
Cookie more things than you think. I work in the medical field and have for 31+ yrs and the surgical gloves we use the sterile gowns,paper drapes and towels all have Hecho in Mexico printed on the packages and all from AMERICAN companies.  cheap labor lower taxes is why. With some things going into p,ace now the taxes here will be equal so why not make those things here once again? Exactly. Average price of labor in Mexico is $2.60/ hour. It was Ross Perot that labeled this the race to the bottom. To pit American high paid labor ( thus being able to afford a more affluent life style ) making quality goods against drastically lower paid workers of the world is economic suicide and we have seen this with drastically lower GDP growth in the last 17 years, especially the last 8. This was all born of the CFR over 40 years ago, and something we would have never considered in times past.
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Not sure this technology exists today, but skip the massive amounts of money on the wall and put up an invisible LINE that if you do hit it between mexico and us it will zap the living heck out of you and put you 6 feet under. Sort of like a bug zapper that is invisible that once you hit it is a WALL that will not allow you to cross and ZAPS the life outta ya as well if you try.
Why cannot Trump afford it he has enough money right??
I may be wrong, but not many, if any, products I buy or have are made in mexico. Fine with me if trump charges 20% taxation on imports coming from mexico, I can live without. Maybe then mexico will charge the us 20% as well to export to mexico, then just stop doing it all together, we can live without sending items to mexico right?? It will hurt mexico I think far worse than the us.
Cookie more things than you think. I work in the medical field and have for 31+ yrs and the surgical gloves we use the sterile gowns,paper drapes and towels all have Hecho in Mexico printed on the packages and all from AMERICAN companies.  cheap labor lower taxes is why. With some things going into p,ace now the taxes here will be equal so why not make those things here once again? Exactly. Average price of labor in Mexico is $2.60/ hour. It was Ross Perot that labeled this the race to the bottom. To pit American high paid labor ( thus being able to afford a more affluent life style ) making quality goods against drastically lower paid workers of the world is economic suicide and we have seen this with drastically lower GDP growth in the last 17 years, especially the last 8. This was all born of the CFR over 40 years ago, and something we would have never considered in times past. Lol....."especially the last 8." Always....... 
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I find nothing about slugging along at 1 to 2 percent GDP growth funny, not at all. In this time of high tech we should be more closer to the average post war rate of 3 percent. Bush 2 was at 2 percent, O less than 1.5 percent, both drastically behind the average.
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