Here Is Part Of The Fuel Behind The Anger Boosting Trump Up!

H1B Visa Program

Maybe the anger is misdirected, but it is there and very strong.



And Rubio wants to expand that program ???

Hundreds of workers at Disney were forced to train their foreign replacements. But while Florida Senator Nelson rallied to their cause, Senator Rubio did not. While Nelson has called for an investigation, Rubio has not. While Nelson has called to reduce H-1Bs, Rubio has demanded more. Senator Rubio has been the top promoter in Congress for expanding the H-1B program even though millions American tech workers are out of jobs. Rubio’s new bill triples H-1Bs and has zero protections for American workers. Advocates for tech workers said Rubio’s bill would “destroy” the U.S. tech workforce. Rubio’s bill is even endorsed by the CEO of Disney.

It’s a disaster. It would allow any company in America to replace any worker with cheaper foreign labor. It legalizes job theft. It gives companies the legal right to pass over Americans, displace Americans, or directly replace Americans for good-paying middle class jobs. More than 80 percent of these H-1Bs are paid less than the average wage. Senator Rubio works for the lobbyists, not for Americans. That is why he is receiving more money from Silicon Valley than any other candidate in this race. He is their puppet.

Another robot empty suit taking his marching orders from the elite, sad really.

Exclusive: Donald Trump's companies have sought visas to import at least 1,100 workers

www.reuters.com...

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a reply to: Blue_Jay33
Interesting.
Source, please? Got a link for us?

Here is what I do not understand, what exactly is President Trump going to do? He cannot pass any laws without Congressional support. Does everyone need a civics lesson?

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

Sounds like Republican economic theory in action to me ... lower wages mean bigger profits.

At least they're leaving the jobs in the US, eh?

"Capitalism, son!"

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Hold on, amore. We're talking about Rubio, actually.
Perhaps Donald, too, in a kettle-pot or equivalence sort of way.

I trust neither of them -
Rubio is like a kid......goofy and nowhere near mature enough to be President.
Trump is a ....... completely unique specimen.


Cruz (as you know), I want to punch in the face (like everyone else who actually 'knows him', apparently). Sleazeball incarnate.

Forehead-flick-worthy.

FFW. Hah. New acronym and word for you all.
I made up another new word a little while ago, too: A "crapyay" day: when the "yay" part of your day balances out the "crap" part of your day.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus


Here is what I do not understand, what exactly is President Trump going to do? He cannot pass any laws without Congressional support. Does everyone need a civics lesson?

Mr. Trump has already noted in a video on his Facebook page that he will spend Day One issuing Executive Order after Executive Order because, as he notes, "the President doesn't need Congress" to get things done.

If it weren't so serious, I would chuckle.

originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
Hold on, amore. We're talking about Rubio, actually.
Perhaps Donald, too, in a kettle-pot or equivalence sort of way.

From what I inferred it was why Republican voters want to vote for Camacho Dorito Skin so I kind of wondered what he would do to change this visa situation.

Cruz (as you know), I want to punch in the face.

Get in line amore mio. I could open a take-a-ticket and make a mint with his gob.

originally posted by: Gryphon66
Mr. Trump has already noted in a video on his Facebook page that he will spend Day One issuing Executive Order after Executive Order because, as he notes, "the President doesn't need Congress" to get things done.

If it weren't so serious, I would chuckle.

I see the Supreme Court being very business if His Orangenish wins.

a reply to: Gryphon66

Actually as I was researching this, it was the perfect vehicle for the big multi-nationals to export jobs to India and the like.
Here is the greedy model to make the extra profit, get the American workers to train the foreign workers over 90 days, tie their severance package to a legal NDA so they can't say anything, within a year open a facility in the home country they came from and have those workers return home to do the work for even cheaper.

Captilsim at it's finest if this keeps up all we are going to be left with are lousy service jobs, that pay peanuts, it will became a nation of peasants and nobles.

But look !!!

Disney seems to be contributing to mostly Democrat campaigns !!!

OpenSecrets -- Walt Disney Co

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: Gryphon66
Mr. Trump has already noted in a video on his Facebook page that he will spend Day One issuing Executive Order after Executive Order because, as he notes, "the President doesn't need Congress" to get things done.

If it weren't so serious, I would chuckle.

I see the Supreme Court being very business of His Orangenish wins.

His Orangenish ... LOL ... some uncharitably called Mr. Boehner "the weeping cheeto" ... perhaps Mr. Trump may become:

"The Angry Cheeto? "

"The Cheetonator?"

"Herr Cheeto?" LOL.

(sorry, couldn't resist ... yes, I think Mr. Trump would wreak havoc in the White House ... so, there's a part of me that says ... "Hmmm ..." actually having some pretty strong leftist beliefs and all. But no. Just ... no.)

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

Still though ... just remember, businesses exist to make money for their owners/shareholders ... whatever the cost to their communities, the country, etc.

I find the whole thing despicable. The "engine" of the traditional American Middle Class was simple: pay your workers enough to buy your products.

originally posted by: Gryphon66
(sorry, couldn't resist ... yes, I think Mr. Trump would wreak havoc in the White House ... so, there's a part of me that says ... "Hmmm ..." actually having some pretty strong leftist beliefs and all. But no. Just ... no.)

I personally see him getting gridlocked by his own party if he gets elected. Which is why I do not understand why he thinks he will accomplish anything, the whole system is set up to block most unilateral decisions.

a reply to: Gryphon66

Oh come it will be fun, it will be like have a 4 year movie of Idiocracy.

All the news stations should be pushing hard for Trump their ratings will go way up the first "reality show presidency"

originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
Oh come it will be fun, it will be like have a 4 year movie of Idiocracy.

Hence the reason I refer to him as Camacho Dorito. He just needs a machine gun.

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

Hey, Jay -
can you please give us a source?

originally posted by: Gryphon66
"Herr Cheeto?" LOL.

Fortunately, the spew missed the keyboard. -Still laughing-

*If* elected he's got two ways to play it. He can use it to bait the Republican Congress onto his side. Or, he could fulfill the expectations of his voters and start deporting everyone under Executive Order. Win - Win for The Don.

a reply to: Gryphon66

I find the whole thing despicable. The "engine" of the traditional American Middle Class was simple: pay your workers enough to buy your products.

Actually Henry Ford paid his workers that much so they wouldn't leave, he was getting super high turnover, it made for greater efficiencies.
I can tell you having worked in a sector that has a high turn over, it costs the companies plenty doing that , it's not worth the "pay them peanuts and another monkey will come along", when the next one quits, leaves or even gets laid off because they have been there so long they have too much annual vacation and are at the top of the pay scale.

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

Yet another reason for paying reasonable wages ... however ...