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An economic bubble being inflated by deficit-funded tax cuts won't excuse Trump from any crimes that the investigation might find. Clinton was impeached by the House even though he had a booming economy too -- and his crime was a lot less serious than what Trump is accused of.
I doubt Trump will be impeached.
In the first place, he's worth a lot more to Democrats as an example of what you get when you vote for Republicans.
If the investigation progresses to where it is clear he's committed a crime, he will try to cut a deal.
The article indicates that most of the jobs will be technical support, not design work.
I have worked in the IT industry for 24 years. I have a degree in computer science. I know people just out of college with the same credentials who can barely function in tech support. Apple will be placing a premium on actual experience. That degree counts for a lot, but it doesn't mean you can actually DO something.
The keyword is "initially".
Once Apple gets the place up and running to their liking, they'll most likely turn it into a R&D center. No tech company decides to invest this much money into a new campus just for tech support. They're looking for another R&D center outside of Silicon Valley.
You don't understand. Trump has defied and shattered every piece of political conventional wisdom ever created. Comparing the Trump Era to the Clinton Era is a colossal mistake on your part. But if if helps you sleep better believing he will be impeached, so be it.
An economic bubble being inflated by deficit-funded tax cuts won't excuse Trump from any crimes that the investigation might find. Clinton was impeached by the House even though he had a booming economy too -- and his crime was a lot less serious than what Trump is accused of.
You don't understand. Trump has defied and shattered every piece of political conventional wisdom ever created. Comparing the Trump Era to the Clinton Era is a colossal mistake on your part. But if if helps you sleep better believing he will be impeached, so be it.
Why are we talking about "Top Tier" jobs? No where in the article does it talk about top tier jobs, it say's 20k jobs....
Will there be the top tier jobs, of course...but I'm sorry, soldering an electrical board does not require a PHD....
Apple hires top tier talent. Google does. Intel does. So forth... Most Silicon Valley companies hires top tier talent.
This won't be something you read about. This is something you know by experience. This is how the engineering profession is for electronic/software design. I've had my fair share of experience with interviews/HR chats in trying to land a job at one of those companies. I know what they're looking for.
I've interviewed for engineering positions at Intel, Western Digital, and Google before. All the other candidates possess a much higher level of education than me (it might be the same degree, but they're true experts in their area of research) and are much smarter than me. They can crunch math and software codes in their head on the fly. While I need to sit down with a piece of paper and pen to do it.
The coal miners and factory workers and all those waiting for their low-skilled, high-paying jobs to come back to West Virginia and Ohio are not going to be getting these jobs.
It will be the educated ones, the ones who did not vote for a con man as well as those from other countries here on visas, waiting to get a foothold so they can haul over the whole family.
Funny Alabama is Red, yes?
Seems Alabama voted for trump, yes?
Huntsville, Alabama has the highest number of engineers per 1000 workers (about 68 per 1000) than any other place in the United States. So, there goes your useless theory....maybe educate yourself a little...
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