Detroit Three Wants Trump's Business Perks But Balk At Investing Inside The US With Jobs And Plants

For someone who’s pledging to cut corporate taxes, reduce federal regulations and improve the business climate, President Donald Trump isn’t making things easy for CEOs.

He wants Detroit’s automakers to create more American jobs by building more cars and trucks in the United States. He wants drug companies to manufacture more here. He wants defense contractors to cut prices. His immigration policies threaten to squeeze business between public perception, their customers and the need to recruit talent globally.

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MDarringer - 2/2/2017 12:42:50 PM

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The big 3 are looking rather stupid at the moment.

PUGPROUD - 2/2/2017 2:53:36 PM

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You have to give a little to get a little...negotiating 101.

MDarringer - 2/2/2017 3:04:11 PM

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So where is the UAW? The UAW should be cheerleading for Trump who wants to increase jobs.

pentupnrgy69 - 2/2/2017 6:58:00 PM

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MDarringer dumbass, Trump wants to do away with the minimum wage and worker's protections. Seriously, try to think before you make everybody laugh at you. Trump with all of his upcoming trade wars will make goods too expensive for anybody to buy... and yes dumbass, that includes American made goods, too.

MDarringer - 2/2/2017 7:29:22 PM

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You really are drinking the koolaid! You clearly know NOTHING about labor law. The union is NOT the protection. LABOR LAWS are. Unions protected workers a century ago when labor laws largely did not exist. They do now, thus making the union's motives questionable. Currently, American unions take dues from forced members and funnel quite a large bit of it into the intolerant, Alt-Left, fascist agenda.

If anything, Trump is the tough-love "parent" stepping in to right the egregious wrongs of the codependent, narcissistic, previous "parent" inculcated.

Finally, you can attempt to bully me all you want with your words, but--as I have said REPEATEDLY here--people like you--and your opinions--mean nothing to me.