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Enhance said:
What do you mean, "no?" Your response doesn't even touch on most of what I said.

It is a provable fact that Trump was a lifelong liberal and then did a complete 180 degree spin on virtually every political viewpoint he once held. If you think that about face came from a place of honesty and integrity, I have some swampland in Florida to sell you.
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Trump was a lifelong Democrat for reasons plainly explained in the debates.  While every other politician would have told you about their religious conversion following a discussion with their toddler, Trump simply told everyone I'm a business man who played the game. 

Trump was a liberal?   What liberal thing did he do besides write checks to politicians instead of the IRS? 

 
BigRedBuster said:
Actually yes. 
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Sounds like your tune was different in Aug of 2016
 


BigRedBuster  24,921



Posted August 9, 2016






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Just going off my own experience in the business world. I don't think many people rally realize how bad things really were. 

Just looking at my own industry, we have had small gains in sales growth the last 4 years. So, companies cut, cut, cut to survive, then....yes, we started making money again but the market wasn't there still to warrant more hiring. 

Just this year our sales have finally taken a good jump. There are still companies not going well do it makes sense to go buy them.
 





BigRedBuster  24,921



Posted August 10, 2016






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Can someone explain to me how a company should create jobs if the market isn't there to support those jobs?

One of the things I love about my job is hiring people. I absolutely love doing it. a) It means there is a need for more people which should imply we are doing well...and b) I love giving people jobs. I love the satisfaction of someone coming in that may not be in the job they want or maybe laid off and giving them an opportunity to be successful here.

BUT, there is absolutely no way in hell I can just go do that without a need for that person to be on the payroll.







 
Archy1221 said:
Sounds like your tune was different in Aug of 2016
 


BigRedBuster  24,921



Posted August 9, 2016






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Just going off my own experience in the business world. I don't think many people rally realize how bad things really were. 

Just looking at my own industry, we have had small gains in sales growth the last 4 years. So, companies cut, cut, cut to survive, then....yes, we started making money again but the market wasn't there still to warrant more hiring. 

Just this year our sales have finally taken a good jump. There are still companies not going well do it makes sense to go buy them.
 





BigRedBuster  24,921



Posted August 10, 2016






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Can someone explain to me how a company should create jobs if the market isn't there to support those jobs?

One of the things I love about my job is hiring people. I absolutely love doing it. a) It means there is a need for more people which should imply we are doing well...and b) I love giving people jobs. I love the satisfaction of someone coming in that may not be in the job they want or maybe laid off and giving them an opportunity to be successful here.

BUT, there is absolutely no way in hell I can just go do that without a need for that person to be on the payroll.
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Maybe you need to include the link to those posts so we can see the context of the conversation. 

 
BigRedBuster said:
Maybe you need to include the link to those posts so we can see the context of the conversation. 
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  Is the economy really improving?
 

It’s kinda interesting too cause it’s directly after ZRod links to an article positing that Obama’s recovery was jobless for a good portion of the time when taking into consideration population growth.  Heck, even Knapp asks where the job creators are at

 
Archy1221 said:
  Is the economy really improving?
 

It’s kinda interesting too cause it’s directly after ZRod links to an article positing that Obama’s recovery was jobless for a good portion of the time when taking into consideration population growth.  Heck, even Knapp asks where the job creators are at
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Link?

 
Archy1221 said:
  Is the economy really improving?
 

It’s kinda interesting too cause it’s directly after ZRod links to an article positing that Obama’s recovery was jobless for a good portion of the time when taking into consideration population growth.  Heck, even Knapp asks where the job creators are at
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Ahhhh.....finally found the link in Your post to my posts.  As expected, you’re using my posts totally out of context to try to have a gotcha moment. However, anyone that goes back to that thread can see it’s an epic fail.  
 

the conversation was about creating jobs and back then, some people were mad that businesses weren’t hiring more people.  My explanation was that people didn’t realize how bad the economy was from 2007-2010. My point was that the economy had to come back quite a ways before companies started hiring again. Once it gets to a certain point, the hiring would happen. 
 

Funny thing is, that’s exactly what happened.  The economy got better and unemployment went down because companies needed more workers to fill demand.  That continued to happen from around 2010 or 2011 till recently. 
 

But, my posts don’t really say anything about if I thought the economic growth was great or not. I’ve long preferred slow steady growth to large swings back and forth.  We’ve had slow steady growth since the Great Recession ended.  
 

You worked really hard at this gotcha moment.  Sorry it failed.  

 
Archy1221 said:
Sounds like your tune was different in Aug of 2016
 


BigRedBuster  24,921



Posted August 9, 2016






  •  



Just going off my own experience in the business world. I don't think many people rally realize how bad things really were. 

Just looking at my own industry, we have had small gains in sales growth the last 4 years. So, companies cut, cut, cut to survive, then....yes, we started making money again but the market wasn't there still to warrant more hiring. 

Just this year our sales have finally taken a good jump. There are still companies not going well do it makes sense to go buy them.
 





BigRedBuster  24,921



Posted August 10, 2016






  •  



Can someone explain to me how a company should create jobs if the market isn't there to support those jobs?

One of the things I love about my job is hiring people. I absolutely love doing it. a) It means there is a need for more people which should imply we are doing well...and b) I love giving people jobs. I love the satisfaction of someone coming in that may not be in the job they want or maybe laid off and giving them an opportunity to be successful here.

BUT, there is absolutely no way in hell I can just go do that without a need for that person to be on the payroll.
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Some interesting banned names in that thread. Thanks for reminding me! 

 
BigRedBuster said:
Ahhhh.....finally found the link in Your post to my posts.  As expected, you’re using my posts totally out of context to try to have a gotcha moment. However, anyone that goes back to that thread can see it’s an epic fail.  
 

the conversation was about creating jobs and back then, some people were mad that businesses weren’t hiring more people.  My explanation was that people didn’t realize how bad the economy was from 2007-2010. My point was that the economy had to come back quite a ways before companies started hiring again. Once it gets to a certain point, the hiring would happen. 
 

Funny thing is, that’s exactly what happened.  The economy got better and unemployment went down because companies needed more workers to fill demand.  That continued to happen from around 2010 or 2011 till recently. 
 
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BigRedBuster said:
Sorry it failed
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It didn’t as it made my entire point about the Obama recovery.  

 
Archy1221 said:
It didn’t as it made my entire point about the Obama recovery.  
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:movegoalpost:

Everyone on here can clearly see that you searched all the way back to 2016 for a post from me to have a gotcha moment. You tried showing that I wasn’t happy with the growth after the recession for which neither of these posts did because you failed to understand the context of the conversation.  
 

Sad thing is, you tried too hard and it didn’t do what you thought. So, yes, epic fail.  
 

 
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