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Posted by moy23 on 3/8/2017 8:30:00 AM (view original):
What are Democrats going to do when Trump actually brings back REAL jobs? Not part time low wage health and food service jobs like Obama bragged about.
What do you mean by real jobs?
You mean the high paying union jobs Trump has been promising?
That'd be great. The GOP has been fighting to stop unions for decades.
Thanks to b_l for pointing-out exactly what makes Trump a potentially good POTUS. He doesn't give a damn about what "true" Republicans want any more than he does about what true Democrats want. He cares about what the people in this Country need.
Glad to see you're finally coming around.
I just think it's odd that a bunch of people who hated Obama when he proposed public works programs and universal health care now love a guy who is proposing public works programs and universal health care.
Are you really this stupid? Oops, never mind that question. Those people blinded by Political Party affiliation, like you, hate candidates/elected officials simply because of their Party. It has nothing to do with that person's stance on issues or what they have and haven't accomplished.
"Interesting" how you changed the topic of discussion from Unions and jobs to public works and health care. Realize how wrong you once again were?
What? The public works projects are usually union jobs. Remember a bunch of Republicans arguing against them by saying they were a gift to the unions?
I still think public works projects and universal healthcare are good ideas, even if it's Trump pushing those ideas now. I think it's weird that people like you and moy were so anti those ideas when it was Obama presenting them.
I've never been anti-infrastructure.... Just anti-union. I think there are places the government should spend more like infrastructure, national security, and military. I don't think they should be involved in abortion issues, bathroom issues, etc. The states can take care of these issues.
On healthcare, I've always praised Singapore's universal healthcare system. I think the US could learn a lot from it.... Especially automatic payroll deductions going to family pooled HSA accounts that can be used to pay for basic medical services and then some. Obama was proposing nothing of the sort.