It's Draft Time: Impeachment Edition

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For lack of finding another place to put this I'll add it to this thread since Trump's definition of winning must be different than the rest of the world (outside of his (non) supporters).

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/carrier-plant-moving-600-jobs-mexico-trump-deal-article-1.3188843

Quote:Carrier plant moving hundreds of jobs to Mexico after Trump 'deal'



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BYADAM EDELMAN[/url]

NEW YORK DAILY NEWS

Updated: Tuesday, May 23, 2017, 2:56 PM

A deal that then President-elect Trump [url=http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/carrier-7m-tax-breaks-1-000-jobs-indiana-article-1.2894465]claimed would save more than 1,000 jobs at an Indiana Carrier plant will actually send more than 600 jobs to Mexico, the company announced Monday.

In the weeks following last November's election, Trump and then Vice President-elect Mike Pence highly publicized their efforts to put pressure on the air conditioner manufacturer to keep it from outsourcing jobs to Mexico — a key campaign promise.


The pressure resulted in an incentive-laden deal that saved about 800 jobs. But the deal still called for at least 500 jobs to be moved to Mexico.


And on Monday, Carrier said it would be outsourcing even more than that.


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The company will eliminate a total of 632 jobs at the company's Indianapolis factory — work that will be outsourced to Mexico — with 338 jobs being cut by July 20 and another 290 being cut by Dec. 22, the company said.


Trump and Pence had claimed for weeks following the deal that they'd saved 1,100 jobs, but news quickly emerged that that figure had included at least 350 jobs Carrier had said would remain in Indiana from the start — and that hundreds of others would still be lost.

Trump made a deal with Indiana-based Carrier that he claimed would save more than 1,000 jobs.
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Days later, the United Steelworkers union confirmed the deal would save roughly 800 jobs, while at least 550 would still be lost through layoffs and attrition.

The deal Trump and Pence reached with Carrier netted the company $7 million in tax breaks, an arrangement critics dubbed just another example of "corporate welfare."


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After the deal was announced, Trump visited the plant to make his first extended public remarks since he won the presidency, bragging that "companies are not going to leave the United States anymore without consequences."


"It's not going to happen," he said then.

"winning"