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You guys are so short sighted. When automobiles came into use, a lot of people making horse related things started to lose jobs.
The car parked next to a horse and buggy didn't need tax incentives to sell. Neither did people need incentives to change over to coal from wood stoves. The advantage was inherent and easy to see for everyone. People aren't buying hybrids if they gave them away.
First: you cant change the laws of economics. Second: there must be 5000 songs about working in a coal mine. Not one is about how enjoyable the job is. True, the decline of the coal industry, compounded by automation, has cost thousands of jobs. And to that we must add the doctors, nurses, and hospital personnel treating black lung disease.
Anyone who was a serious candidate for the presidency - and by "serious" I mean intelligent, not persevering - would have talked to economists, educated himself, and realized that this was not a rational promise.
Anyone who was a serious candidate for the presidency - and by "serious" I mean intelligent, not persevering - would have talked to economists, educated himself, and realized that this was not a rational promise.
Made no difference if it was rational or not. Rational is not a criteria for Trump.
He wanted their votes, so he told them he was going to get their good paying jobs back.
He would have told them the moon was made of marshmallows that would fall to earth once he was elected if he thought that would have worked better.
Anyone who was a serious candidate for the presidency - and by "serious" I mean intelligent, not persevering - would have talked to economists, educated himself, and realized that this was not a rational promise.
trump knows all ,just ask his supporters.
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