Here we go
Somethings cooking.
13 angry democrats again!
This shambles was a joke from afar until it started to affect us.
Rosenstein and Jim Jordan going at it this morning
His self control there is commendableHoly shit, you see Rosenstein is raging inside.
I wonder what Jordan cut himself off from saying there toward the end when he said “this committee, charged with defending the..... the Judiciary committee”
I’m just curious as to what he thinks he’s there to defend.He seemed extremely frustrated. Basically, the GOP house are focused on doing as much damage as possible to both Rosenstein, Wray, and the Mueller investigation before they potentially lose their majority status in November. At that point, the likes of Nunes, Jordan, Meadows and their co-conspirators will have little to no leverage and the likes of Schiff, Swallwell, and others will be in charge (and Nunes will himself likely be under investigation).
Here we go
Looks exhausted
Looks exhausted
Foxconn, also known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.I'd be delighted if he was.
Also, wtf was that half-assed digging?
Also also, wtf wtf Foxconn??
Foxconn, also known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.
It’s the Taiwanese tech company whose Shenzhen plant on mainland China made international news because they had to install nets around the dorms to try and prevent the workers from committing suicide.
Rosenstein and Jim Jordan going at it this morning
It doesn’t stop at the ridiculous subsidy either...Feckin hell!!
Are they already in the US somewhere else, or is this the first location? I just find it baffling all ends up. I thought the likes of Apple used them because of the pitiful wages they could pay in China, meaning massive profit margin on final product sales.
An analysis by the Wisconsin State Legislature'snonpartisan budget office determined that state taxpayers would recoup their investment in 2043.[62] In return, the deal would return an estimated $181 million each year. This loss, according to economics professor Michael Hicks, amounts to a payment of $1,200 from each household to Foxconn.[63] Foxconn would also be exempt from an environmental impact statement and be able to avoid several other environmental protection rules that other companies must comply with.[61]
It doesn’t stop at the ridiculous subsidy either...