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FoxConn to Move to Wisconsin

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Commodus said:
I'd say it's less the nature of Foxconn and more the vision Republicans (including Trump) have. When they talk about bringing jobs back, they envision returning to the days when you could work a US factory job until you retired and pay for your home, car and 2.2 children. That is, an era that's unlikely to come back.

Of course, returning to that era would involve raising wages to comparable levels and increasing taxes for the rich, but Republicans backing this nostalgic factory work won't tell you that.
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No, they actually long for the days where people were paid shit and worked long, hard hours for little money.
 
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This is such beautiful comedy-making.

In the end, how much of Wisconsin's tax dollars will FoxConn run away with for providing absolutely zero benefit?

This is wonderful
 
This leads with Michael Avenatti on video being a moron.
Is the Fox base really this stupid?
-You lead a story with something completely irrelevant like "Goat cheese sucks".
-Then, by having conditioned your audience to "THIS SUCKS YEA!" mode you switch story

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WHOSE 'SIDE' ARE YOU ON?
(as in, not democrats?)
www.foxnews.com

White House reporter: Democrats expect journalists 'to be on their side,' have 'much thinner skin'

Democrats expect journalists to "be on their side" and feel "horrified" when they're pressed by journalists, a White House reporter says.
www.foxnews.com www.foxnews.com

And its premise is this

"A "prominent White House reporter" made the remark while speaking anonymously to journalist Julia Ioffe"
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And you have a frothing middle-aged obese mob of illiterate white men with saggy tits chanting "YEA THIS SUCKS"?

But boiling it down... If you remove the batshit crazy reporters, who is left? Probably someone that leans left. So maybe there is truth to the statement, its just the wrong statement, the statement should be

ARE YOU SIDING WITH THE CRIMINALLY INSANE?
 
cytg111 said:
This leads with Michael Avenatti on video being a moron.
Is the Fox base really this stupid?
-You lead a story with something completely irrelevant like "Goat cheese sucks".
-Then, by having conditioned your audience to "THIS SUCKS YEA!" mode you switch story

---
WHOSE 'SIDE' ARE YOU ON?
(as in, not democrats?)
www.foxnews.com

White House reporter: Democrats expect journalists 'to be on their side,' have 'much thinner skin'

Democrats expect journalists to "be on their side" and feel "horrified" when they're pressed by journalists, a White House reporter says.
www.foxnews.com www.foxnews.com

And its premise is this

"A "prominent White House reporter" made the remark while speaking anonymously to journalist Julia Ioffe"
---

And you have a frothing middle-aged obese mob of illiterate white men with saggy tits chanting "YEA THIS SUCKS"?

But boiling it down... If you remove the batshit crazy reporters, who is left? Probably someone that leans left. So maybe there is truth to the statement, its just the wrong statement, the statement should be

ARE YOU SIDING WITH THE CRIMINALLY INSANE?
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OMFG the comment section.
They really think that no Democrat owns a gun, and their fat assed selves are going to civil war it.
 
ElFenix said:
it's peter doocy
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Peter Doocy is an American journalist who is a White House correspondent for Faux News.
He is the son of Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy.

And nepotism brings out the best candidate for the job, apparently (NOT!)
 
Not the 13k jobs Walker promised, not the 1400 jobs Foxconn agreed to in 2022, but now ~ 4 data centers with a couple hundred permanent jobs.
 
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