Every citizen of Wisconsin is paying $519 so Trump could have this press conference

[Ez ryder]

2 hours ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

walker is running around looking more down's syndrome as ever. he really thinks foxconn would come to a state where people still drink pabst? the only chance of it making it is if wisconsin taxpayers bankrolls the operation and then foxconn hires out of illinois. 

so are you saying it would be better for WI not to give any tax credits and not get the new permanent jobs or the  construction jobs? yeah it is Walker who is looking like Corky not you right.

tell us why is it a bad thing for WI seeing as the maincunt will not give a answer

 

[Momorider]

8 hours ago, Ez ryder said:

so are you saying it would be better for WI not to give any tax credits and not get the new permanent jobs or the  construction jobs? yeah it is Walker who is looking like Corky not you right.

tell us why is it a bad thing for WI seeing as the maincunt will not give a answer

 

It's bad cuz AFJCLOWNFUCK deep throats leftard cock and this is what he is being told his position should be so he continues to suck  the faggot 

[Ez ryder]

On ‎7‎/‎27‎/‎2017 at 2:01 PM, Mainecat said:

No its a 3 billion dollar backfire on taxpayers

you still have not gotten back to the question.

why is it better for WI to not give a tax credit  and not get the factory built or the jobs ?   

[Ez ryder]

15 hours ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

walker is running around looking more down's syndrome as ever. he really thinks foxconn would come to a state where people still drink pabst? the only chance of it making it is if wisconsin taxpayers bankrolls the operation and then foxconn hires out of illinois. 

again to you same as above why is it better for WI not to have a new factory built and new jobs in exchange for a tax credit?  

 

[Zambroski]

1 minute ago, Ez ryder said:

you still have not gotten back to the question.

why is it better for WI to not give a tax credit  and not get the factory built or the jobs ?   

I know your questions are rhetorical because clearly he, and others, here have NO IDEA how state and federal economic policies are forged.

Its actually somewhat surprising. Even after a year of reading all their dribbled down lunacy.

[Snake]

On 7/27/2017 at 2:56 PM, Mainecat said:

Every citizen of Wisconsin is paying $519 so Trump could have this press conference

The president is taking credit for a massive taxpayer giveaway to Foxconn.

 

CREDIT: AP Photo/Alex Brandon

President Trump celebrated and took credit for Foxconn’s pledge to build a major LCD plant in Wisconsin during a White House ceremony on Wednesday.

With Gov. Scott Walker (R), House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI), and Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) by his side, Trump said that “if I didn’t get elected, [Foxconn Chairman Terry Gao] would not be spending $10 billion.”

“His great company has seen our — you know, you see exactly what I’m saying — our administration’s work to remove job-killing regulations — he’s been watching — to institute Buy American and Hire American, and all of those policies, and to pursue the steps necessary to revitalize American industry, including repealing and replacing Obamacare — we better get that done, fellas, please,” Trump said, according to the White House’s website.

While the plant will create about 3,000 jobs, Trump and Walker claim that when construction work is factored in, the project could create as many as 13,000. But those jobs come at a huge price. Before plans for the plant move forward, Wisconsin lawmakers will have to approve a public subsidy package of up to $3 billion.

Bloomberg reports that “[a]t $519 per citizen, it would have been cheaper to buy an iPhone for every man, woman and child in the midwestern state… Wisconsin is paying as much as $1 million per job, which will carry an average salary of $54,000.”

The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel notes that the subsidy package is nearly 50 times larger than any other offered in state history, and “would total more than the combined yearly state funding used to operate the University of Wisconsin System and the state’s prison system.”

Specifics of the deal aside, it’s unclear whether Trump should even be taking credit for it. At far back as late 2013, Foxconn was planning to open a manufacturing plant in the U.S. The company, which has a poor record on workers’ rights issues, struck a tentative a deal with the state of Pennsylvania to build a plant there in November of that year, but plans fell through. Talks with Pennsylvania continued until early this year.

But Trump — who hasn’t shepherded a single major piece of legislation through Congress yet and is hungry for wins — touted the deal anyway.

Wisconsin Rep. Jimmy Anderson (D) views things differently than Walker and Trump. In a press release headlined “Foxconn Should be Paying Wisconsin to Access the Greatest Workforce on Earth,” Anderson writes that “Wisconsin taxpayers should not be subsidizing private corporations at the expense of our children, schools, and roads.”

 

“The Republican-controlled legislature and Governor Walker have consistently asked you to tighten your belt or have rejected other opportunities to create family-sustaining jobs, but when a multinational corporation wants a multibillion-dollar handout, Governor Walker more than bends over backwards,” Anderson continues.

The Foxconn deal is far from the first time Trump has taken credit for job announcements that were in the works well before he took office. As ThinkProgress detailed in April, Trump did the same thing following announcements from Intel, Exxon, Toyota, Charter, Ford, and SoftBank.

On the other hand, Trump was silent last week when Carrier laid off 338 employees at its Indianapolis plant — cuts that came months after then-President-elect Trump held a news conference at the plant and applauded himself for striking a deal that provided the company $7 million in state incentives to save about 800 jobs from outsourcing.

https://thinkprogress.org/every-citizen-of-wisconsin-is-paying-519-so-trump-could-have-this-press-conference-7680f7f59944

Every TAXPAYER in this country pays about $2,300 in taxes for a health plan based in it's belly on a lie.

How do you like me now?

[Ez ryder]

I would bet joe and the cunt both are 100% behind how pretty much every building built that accepts 20% section 8 is funded .my guess would be  that price tag for the up front then the life of the property costs are 100% acceptable to them and will fight tooth and nail defending them.

 

[Mainecat]

Unlimited corporate election $$ contributions at work. 

[Snake]

15 minutes ago, Mainecat said:

Unlimited corporate election $$ contributions at work. 

Top Contributors, federal election data for Hillary Clinton, 2016 cycle

 

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Campaign + Outside Groups

Contributor	Total
Paloma Partners	$21,613,800
Pritzker Group	$16,626,207
Renaissance Technologies	$14,040,200
Saban Capital Group	$12,283,375
Newsweb Corp	$11,016,642
Soros Fund Management	$10,554,093
S Daniel Abraham Center for Middle East Peace	$6,008,215
Asana	$6,005,556
Lone Pine Capital	$5,015,300
Carpenters & Joiners Union	$5,005,954
Laborers Union	$4,753,623
DE Shaw Research	$4,058,757
Plumbers/Pipefitters Union	$4,013,894
Herb & Marion Sandler/Sandler Foundation	$4,002,700
Laurel Foundation	$3,422,863
Operating Engineers Union	$3,012,483
Bohemian Foundation	$3,005,400
American Federation of Teachers	$2,594,710
Bls Investments	$2,530,400
Emerson Collective	$2,509,535

[Ez ryder]

5 hours ago, Mainecat said:

Unlimited corporate election $$ contributions at work. 

so again why is this bad for Wisconsin as you originally posted ? now you go from ripping off the tax payer and were proven to be a unformed sheep reposting again to this week  unsubstantiated argument .

still waiting on why this is Bad for WI and how not having the new factory would be better

[Sleepr2]

5 hours ago, Snake said:

Top Contributors, federal election data for Hillary Clinton, 2016 cycle

 

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Federal data

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Campaign + Outside Groups

Contributor	Total
Paloma Partners	$21,613,800
Pritzker Group	$16,626,207
Renaissance Technologies	$14,040,200
Saban Capital Group	$12,283,375
Newsweb Corp	$11,016,642
Soros Fund Management	$10,554,093
S Daniel Abraham Center for Middle East Peace	$6,008,215
Asana	$6,005,556
Lone Pine Capital	$5,015,300
Carpenters & Joiners Union	$5,005,954
Laborers Union	$4,753,623
DE Shaw Research	$4,058,757
Plumbers/Pipefitters Union	$4,013,894
Herb & Marion Sandler/Sandler Foundation	$4,002,700
Laurel Foundation	$3,422,863
Operating Engineers Union	$3,012,483
Bohemian Foundation	$3,005,400
American Federation of Teachers	$2,594,710
Bls Investments	$2,530,400
Emerson Collective	$2,509,535

And the Liar takes another hit to the chin

[racer254]

16 hours ago, Ez ryder said:

so again why is this bad for Wisconsin as you originally posted ? now you go from ripping off the tax payer and were proven to be a unformed sheep reposting again to this week  unsubstantiated argument .

still waiting on why this is Bad for WI and how not having the new factory would be better

Pretty sad he can't answer the question.  And when asked about it, others have to post the details.  Proves that he is just another parrot.

[Mainecat]

Maybe Wisconsin could host the Summer Olympics?

[Highmark]

13,000 jobs at $54K each.   That's $702,000,000 per year for the Wisconsin economy.   Now take the typical liberal formula of how much govt spending magically grows by 2 or 3 times and what do you have?   

$702 million creates over $102 million a year in FICA Taxes.

$702 Million creates over $105 million a year in fed income taxes at 15% effective rate.

$702 million creates over $35 million a year in state income taxes at 5% effective rate.

Over 20 year span that is $4.8 billion in tax revenue off those alone.  

Add in property taxes, and all the other taxes the govt gets from those workers and I'd say its a great deal.

[01mxz800]

Mclosi getting slapped around again...... glutton for punishment he is

[Sleepr2]

On 7/27/2017 at 2:29 PM, Mainecat said:

Corporate welfare on display and its OK with the fuckin right wing goons here. God forbid someone hungry buys a steak with a EBT card though.

 

3 Billion dollar tax giveaway and the taxpayers have no fuckin say

Suddenly the tax cheat is concerned about tax payer dollars   

[Ez ryder]

12 hours ago, Mainecat said:

Maybe Wisconsin could host the Summer Olympics?

hey maincunt cant spin this. we are waiting why this is bad for WI you have had 2 days to come up with why this is bad for WI.

[Mainecat]

10 hours ago, Ez ryder said:

hey maincunt cant spin this. we are waiting why this is bad for WI you have had 2 days to come up with why this is bad for WI.

Are you this stupid? Google the answer.

Here you go-

Racine or Kenosha

Why? They have a huge water supply  Foxcon needs because it uses millions of gallons a day.

Now think with that peanut brain of yours......where does that tainted waste go? Why do they need conservation laws waived?

Dont ask again

 

[racer254]

10 minutes ago, Mainecat said:

Are you this stupid? Google the answer.

Here you go-

Racine or Kenosha

Why? They have a huge water supply  Foxcon needs because it uses millions of gallons a day.

Now think with that peanut brain of yours......where does that tainted waste go? Why do they need conservation laws waived?

Dont ask again

 

You have no idea about the details with this, because you're too busy trying to make this look bad for Trump or Walker or any other politician that has an R behind there name.

[Highmark]

9 minutes ago, racer254 said:

You have no idea about the details with this, because you're too busy trying to make this look bad for Trump or Walker or any other politician that has an R behind there name.

MC thinks Foxconn will just be allowed to dump toxic waste directly into their water supply.   

[Mainecat]

1 hour ago, Highmark said:

MC thinks Foxconn will just be allowed to dump toxic waste directly into their water supply.   

Never read my other thread did you?

 

[Highmark]

2 minutes ago, Mainecat said:

Never read my other thread did you?

 

I did.   I just don't buy any of this will allow them to pollute in America.  Too many private watchdogs that will be testings anything down stream of them.   Simply not gonna happen MC take off your tinfoil hat and rejoin Making America Great Again.  

Edited August 1, 2017 by Highmark

[Mainecat]

1 hour ago, racer254 said:

You have no idea about the details with this, because you're too busy trying to make this look bad for Trump or Walker or any other politician that has an R behind there name.

Yeah thats it your fuckin dumb ass....I love corporate tax welfare and fuckin over citizens with tainted water.

[Mainecat]

1 hour ago, Highmark said:

I did.   I just don't buy any of this will allow them to pollute in America.  Too many private watchdogs that will be testings anything down stream of them.   Simply not gonna happen MC take off your tinfoil hat and rejoin making America Great Again.  

Really? you are brainwashed

[racer254]

10 minutes ago, Highmark said:

MC thinks Foxconn will just be allowed to dump toxic waste directly into their water supply.   

That's exactly what the liberal media wants him to think.