duploelabs wrote: » Casinos. Steaks. Water. Airlines. Colleges. He's done a wonderful job with his superior business acumen in all those sectors [/s]
Blueshoe wrote: » Failed businesses. You'd be hard pressed to find someone who is successful yet hasn't stumbled along the way. They got up and tried again.
silverharp wrote: » This wont be good for Bidenhttps://twitter.com/bennyjohnson/status/1253815721722875906
Brian? wrote: » What business skills do you think he's brought to the Oval office? I propose the only "business skills" he's brought is racking up debt he knows he won't have to pay off. He's been doing that for years.
Brian? wrote: » Bill Gates Michael Bloomberg Jeff Bezos Warren Buffet No one is pressing me hard.
Carfacemandog wrote: » He'd actually have been richer if he just put all the money daddy gave him into a 401k, back in the 80s.Fred was a piece of work (and KKK sympathiser), but he also knew how to make money. Donalda so bad at it that he couldn't keep up with the stock market and wound up in a position where no US banks would touch him, forcing him to turn to the likes of Russia and China, the latter of which it turns out he is $200,000,000 in the hole to. No wonder he's so terrified of anyone seeing his tax returns.
Silentcorner wrote: » Ah come on....in America people go bankrupt all the time...their resilience and respect for people who try is unseen anywhere else in the world....
Silentcorner wrote: » To be fair, he doesn't have to be a successful business person to be able to understand how the SME operate at ground level in cities and towns across America....and the issues facing the entrepreneur...the spirit with which the American dream is based on. I am told, albeit anecdotally by a friend who is such a person, that he has cleared the difficult hurdles that many parts of the US has placed for budding business owners to get set up, I believe California is a nightmare, but again that is anecdotal....this boom was really impacting the those small family or privately owned business owners who in turn employed people in numbers that the US hadn't previously seen. This booming economy had nothing to do with the previous administration.
duploelabs wrote: » It's hard to believe that Trump has any respect for anyone but himself
lawrencesummers wrote: » Gates is a College drop out and had failed with other business before he was succesfull Bezos gave himself a 30% chance of amazon being succesfull and has had massive failures in running the business
Silentcorner wrote: » Okay.... But what has that to do with the post you quoted?
Brian? wrote: » That’s the problem with anecdotes, they can be misleading. Federal regulations rarely trouble SMEs, they are more at the mercy of state Laws. I have no idea how you can say the economy had nothing to do with the previous administration. Trump was handed a booming economy. He eeked out a little bit more growth with tax breaks and reduction of regulation. Neither are a good thing in the long term.
duploelabs wrote: » "respect for people who try" is what I was referring to
Silentcorner wrote: » Back then that would have made him a Democrat.
Carfacemandog wrote: » Quite possibly, as this was before the Republicans decided to change tactic and target voters in the South who were upset about losing in the civil rights movement and having to share schools with black kids.
lawrencesummers wrote: » Gates is a College drop out and had failed with other business before he was succesfull
Amirani wrote: » Gates didn't finish his degree because he was already running the very successful Microsoft. Saying he was a college dropout is either ignorant or deliberately trying to mislead.
Silentcorner wrote: » Yip...there's nobody perfect!
Silentcorner wrote: » I have no idea why you are contradicting yourself....
Brian? wrote: » I’m not. You told an anecdote about SMEs. I pointed out that federal deregulation means very little to them. Federal deregulation means a lot to bigger companies. Is that clear enough? I assume, since you didn’t respond, that you agree Trump has just rode the coat tails of the Obama recovery.
Carfacemandog wrote: » Sure, if you treat politics like sports and decide to stick by 'your team' no matter what. Which would explain the loyalty for Trump some feel the need to signal even in the face of his bringing up armed uprisings and drinking bleach.
MadYaker wrote: » What won't be good for Biden??? How is that video in any way related to Biden?
silverharp wrote: » Its Tara Reid's (Biden's sexual assault accuser's) mother phoning into the show describing that her daughter hit a brick wall trying to report it internally. That's not good for Biden