I'm not in favor of policies that export jobs.
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Posted On: 01/10/2017 5:57:04 PM
I'm not in favor of policies that export jobs.
Then why Not give Mr Trump a chance.
You can go on about all the thing that are wrong with Him or Here.
But the fact is at least the things he talked about he is doing are being done and he has not even taken Office Yet .
As far as the 07 - 08 recession that was Old Billy
Bill Clinton
One Democratic president, Franklin Roosevelt, put a cage round Wall Street after its excesses in the 20s led to the Wall Street crash and the Great Depression. Another Democrat, Bill Clinton, gave Wall Street the cage keys.
After a fierce lobbying campaign, Clinton agreed to repeal the Glass-Steagall Act, which ensured a complete separation between investment and retail banks. The move heralded the coming of superbanks, huge behemoths that took in retail deposits and used them to take highly-leveraged punts in the markets.
To make matters worse, Clinton beefed up Jimmy Carter's 1977 Community Reinvestment Act to force lenders to take a more relaxed approach to disadvantaged borrowers. Liberalised banks plus millions of new sub-prime customers equalled one big problem.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2012/feb...-recession
Then why Not give Mr Trump a chance.
You can go on about all the thing that are wrong with Him or Here.
But the fact is at least the things he talked about he is doing are being done and he has not even taken Office Yet .
As far as the 07 - 08 recession that was Old Billy
Bill Clinton
One Democratic president, Franklin Roosevelt, put a cage round Wall Street after its excesses in the 20s led to the Wall Street crash and the Great Depression. Another Democrat, Bill Clinton, gave Wall Street the cage keys.
After a fierce lobbying campaign, Clinton agreed to repeal the Glass-Steagall Act, which ensured a complete separation between investment and retail banks. The move heralded the coming of superbanks, huge behemoths that took in retail deposits and used them to take highly-leveraged punts in the markets.
To make matters worse, Clinton beefed up Jimmy Carter's 1977 Community Reinvestment Act to force lenders to take a more relaxed approach to disadvantaged borrowers. Liberalised banks plus millions of new sub-prime customers equalled one big problem.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2012/feb...-recession
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