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Published 8 years ago by SirWinston with 7 Comments

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  • sepsinn
    +5

    I may not agree with Trump; or like the way he presents things; but this article strikes me as a hit piece. Trump has never said, or implied, that he is against foreign workers who are here legally. His shady statements have been about illegal immigration; tho he has a point, surely there was a better way for him to say it.

    • FamousFellah
      +4

      The idea that jobs in this country should be created for people who are already here is often implicit in promises to "protect/create American jobs." It makes sense, too, because one of the goals is to reduce unemployment and jobs for unemployed residents will effect that stat more than jobs for immigrants will. Additionally, voters at risk of losing their jobs are one of the target demographics for such promises and plans.

      Immigration can be very beneficial and is extremely important in US history and culture, but it isn't what voters are looking for when a presidential candidate makes promises relating to "American jobs," nor is what the candidates are referring to when they make those promises.

    • ClassyCritic
      +4

      Although Trump IS often extreme with his statements, I feel like people try to make them even more extreme than they are. His words are twisted into the worst ways possible, even if the stuff he says isn't true or politically correct.

      • imokruok
        +3

        lol. Trump requires no exaggeration. He comes bundled with all sorts of bloatware, so little to no assembly required by the press. He's on a reality show for god's sake.

  • Pfennig88
    +3

    He said he will create jobs in America... not necessarily for Americans.

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