Trump makes some calls to stop Carrier from firing 1100 workers and the Token Mellon Head at CNN Balks

David "Melon-Head" Gergen

CNN and PBS-New York Times have their token paid Republicans.
Since Trump became President Elect, David "Melon-Head" Gergen keeps popping up as the taken Republican "expert" to poo-poo all that has been Donald Trump's successes.

There are many more fools today than we realized, but some fools have been consistent, and Gergen is one of them.  The Attack of the Melon-Head. m/r

Attack of the Pfft People

Daniel J. Flynn December 2, 2016

President Trump Carriers the day and all his detractors can only say “pfft.”

The cool clique inevitably reveals itself as the loser league.

In Napoleon Dynamite, this phenomenon plays out during the school-auditorium-dance-routine scene, when cool kid Don delivers a patronizing “pfft,” as his classmates go crazy over the title character’s sweet moves. You see it in Revenge of the Nerds, when the dorks switch places with the jocks on the campus totem pole to the sound of “We Are the Champions.”
Life imitated art, this week, as detractors of The Donald dismissed his deal to keep Carrier, which announced a move to Mexico earlier this year, in Indiana.
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“Companies are not going to leave the United States anymore without consequences,” Trump announced at the air-conditioner plant on Thursday. That’s another way of saying that you can no longer drink from the federal trough, as you piss on the people who fill it. United Technologies, Carrier’s parent company, derives about $6 billion in revenue from the federal government.
Citing deregulation and a push to decrease corporate taxes from 35 to 15 percent, the president-elect added a carrot to his stick, informing: “I just want to let all of the other companies know we’re going to do great things for business. There’s no reason to leave anymore.”
But saving 1,100 jobs before taking the oath of office failed to impress the pfft people.
“He is partially following through on a campaign promise, but this is not stemming the flow of offshoring in the United States,” Ryan Lizza said on CNN. “I don’t think Donald Trump is the first president to visit factories,” David Gergen felt compelled to point out, adding: “One thing this whole tableau does not address is the impact of automation.”
Translation? Pfft.
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