LG has announced its upping the price of washing machines in the United
States, thanks to a new import tax imposed by President Trump.

The firm said the tariffs on front- and top-loading machines will be
largely passed on to US consumers wishing to buy LGs white goods (via
Reuters).

Tariffs on the company will be 20% on the first 1.2 million machines
imported into the US, while anything beyond that will be levied with a
50% charge.

Trumps new War On Foreign Washing Machines is part of the same ruling
likely to undermine the growth of the solar industry in the United States.

30% tariffs will be placed on imported solar panels, largely from China,
which has led to predictions that 26,000 jobs in the US could be at risk
(via CNN).

€œThis reckless decision will threaten tens of thousands of American jobs
and hurt our climate,€� said Howard Crystal, a lawyer for the Center for
Biological Diversity.


http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/l...zhhLZJxoLE4.99
--
Bod

On Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 5:13:17 AM UTC-6, Bod wrote:
LG has announced its upping the price of washing machines in the United
States, thanks to a new import tax imposed by President Trump.

The firm said the tariffs on front- and top-loading machines will be
largely passed on to US consumers wishing to buy LGs white goods (via
Reuters).

Tariffs on the company will be 20% on the first 1.2 million machines
imported into the US, while anything beyond that will be levied with a
50% charge.

Trumps new War On Foreign Washing Machines is part of the same ruling
likely to undermine the growth of the solar industry in the United States..

30% tariffs will be placed on imported solar panels, largely from China,
which has led to predictions that 26,000 jobs in the US could be at risk
(via CNN).

€œThis reckless decision will threaten tens of thousands of American jobs
and hurt our climate,€� said Howard Crystal, a lawyer for the Center for
Biological Diversity.

http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/l...zhhLZJxoLE4.99
--
Bod


I'm so fraking devastated! I'm gonna go hide under the covers on my bed and not come out until the crisis is over! Geez! o_O

[8~{} Uncle Traumatized Monster

On Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 6:36:40 AM UTC-5, Uncle Monster wrote:
On Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 5:13:17 AM UTC-6, Bod wrote:
LG has announced its upping the price of washing machines in the United
States, thanks to a new import tax imposed by President Trump.

The firm said the tariffs on front- and top-loading machines will be
largely passed on to US consumers wishing to buy LGs white goods (via
Reuters).

Tariffs on the company will be 20% on the first 1.2 million machines
imported into the US, while anything beyond that will be levied with a
50% charge.

Trumps new War On Foreign Washing Machines is part of the same ruling
likely to undermine the growth of the solar industry in the United States.

30% tariffs will be placed on imported solar panels, largely from China,
which has led to predictions that 26,000 jobs in the US could be at risk
(via CNN).

€œThis reckless decision will threaten tens of thousands of American jobs
and hurt our climate,€� said Howard Crystal, a lawyer for the Center for
Biological Diversity.

http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/l...zhhLZJxoLE4.99
--
Bod


I'm so fraking devastated! I'm gonna go hide under the covers on my bed and not come out until the crisis is over! Geez! o_O

[8~{} Uncle Traumatized Monster

Typical and expected lack of comprehension and ability to have an adult conversation on any subject. Keep representing for the trumpets!

On 01/27/2018 06:13 AM, Bod wrote:
LG has announced its upping the price of washing machines in the United States, thanks to a new import tax imposed by President Trump.

The firm said the tariffs on front- and top-loading machines will be largely passed on to US consumers wishing to buy LGs white goods (via Reuters).

Tariffs on the company will be 20% on the first 1.2 million machines imported into the US, while anything beyond that will be levied with a 50% charge.

Trumps new War On Foreign Washing Machines is part of the same ruling likely to undermine the growth of the solar industry in the United States.

30% tariffs will be placed on imported solar panels, largely from China, which has led to predictions that 26,000 jobs in the US could be at risk (via CNN).

€œThis reckless decision will threaten tens of thousands of American jobs and hurt our climate,€� said Howard Crystal, a lawyer for the Center for Biological Diversity.


http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/l...zhhLZJxoLE4.99


Only lazy welfare democrats that refuse to work and support themselves would be against this tariff.

On Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 8:13:14 AM UTC-5, taxPAYER wrote:
On 01/27/2018 06:13 AM, Bod wrote:
LG has announced its upping the price of washing machines in the United States, thanks to a new import tax imposed by President Trump.

The firm said the tariffs on front- and top-loading machines will be largely passed on to US consumers wishing to buy LGs white goods (via Reuters).

Tariffs on the company will be 20% on the first 1.2 million machines imported into the US, while anything beyond that will be levied with a 50% charge.

Trumps new War On Foreign Washing Machines is part of the same ruling likely to undermine the growth of the solar industry in the United States.

30% tariffs will be placed on imported solar panels, largely from China, which has led to predictions that 26,000 jobs in the US could be at risk (via CNN).

€œThis reckless decision will threaten tens of thousands of American jobs and hurt our climate,€� said Howard Crystal, a lawyer for the Center for Biological Diversity.


http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/l...zhhLZJxoLE4.99


Only lazy welfare democrats that refuse to work and support themselves would be against this tariff.

I see, so you like to pay an extra $100 or $200 for a washing machine eh? We all know you trumpets would be the first to complain about items costing more. And in the case of the solar tariffs, raising the panel price 30 percent kills more jobs installing them, saves few jobs making them because 95% are made overseas, and it raises the cost to consumers. But hey, Trump did it, so it must be right because Trump is always right, never lies, etc.

On 27/01/2018 13:13, taxPAYER wrote:
On 01/27/2018 06:13 AM, Bod wrote:
LG has announced its upping the price of washing machines in the
United States, thanks to a new import tax imposed by President Trump.

The firm said the tariffs on front- and top-loading machines will be
largely passed on to US consumers wishing to buy LGs white goods (via
Reuters).

Tariffs on the company will be 20% on the first 1.2 million machines
imported into the US, while anything beyond that will be levied with a
50% charge.

Trumps new War On Foreign Washing Machines is part of the same ruling
likely to undermine the growth of the solar industry in the United
States.

30% tariffs will be placed on imported solar panels, largely from
China, which has led to predictions that 26,000 jobs in the US could
be at risk (via CNN).

€œThis reckless decision will threaten tens of thousands of American
jobs and hurt our climate,€� said Howard Crystal, a lawyer for the
Center for Biological Diversity.


http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/l...zhhLZJxoLE4.99



Only lazy welfare democrats that refuse to work and support themselves
would be against this tariff.

Does that include the thousands that could lose their jobs in the US
solar industry?

--
Bod

trader_4 wrote:

Only lazy welfare democrats that refuse to work and support
themselves would be against this tariff.

I see, so you like to pay an extra $100 or $200 for a washing machine
eh? We all know you trumpets would be the first to complain about
items costing more. And in the case of the solar tariffs, raising
the panel price 30 percent kills more jobs installing them, saves few
jobs making them because 95% are made overseas, and it raises the
cost to consumers. But hey, Trump did it, so it must be right because
Trump is always right, never lies, etc.


The interesting point here is, there are no tariffs being applied to
shoes, shirts, ties, jewelry, you know, all of those items that have
the "Trump" name and are made overseas.


"Very Interesting" -Wilhelm von Nord Bach (Arte Johnson) Laugh-in



--
Truth Sounds Like Hate To Those Who Hate The Truth

LG has announced it’s upping the price of washing machines in the United
States, thanks to a new import tax imposed by President Trump.

http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/l...zhhLZJxoLE4.99



No great loss - my LG front load washer takes 1 hour 15 minutes
for an average load ; the clothes aren't completely wet until about
12 minutes into the ordeal ; the "lint filter" catches zero lint and
only serves to provides a sump for water to sit and become stinky.
Its one good point is the high speed spin.
If it's anything like Samsung - the electronics will fail at 5 years
and cost more than the machine is worth to repair.
I wish a USA manufacturer would build a non-electronic front loader
- watch the grey-haired customers line up !
John T.

wrote:


LG has announced it’s upping the price of washing machines in the
United States, thanks to a new import tax imposed by President
Trump.


http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/l...zhhLZJxoLE4.99



No great loss - my LG front load washer takes 1 hour 15 minutes
for an average load ; the clothes aren't completely wet until about
12 minutes into the ordeal ; the "lint filter" catches zero lint and
only serves to provides a sump for water to sit and become stinky.
Its one good point is the high speed spin.
If it's anything like Samsung - the electronics will fail at 5 years
and cost more than the machine is worth to repair.
I wish a USA manufacturer would build a non-electronic front loader
- watch the grey-haired customers line up !
John T.


The Speedqueen FR3

https://www.speedqueen.com/products/...ers/models/FR3




--
Truth Sounds Like Hate To Those Who Hate The Truth

LG has announced it’s upping the price of washing machines in the
United States, thanks to a new import tax imposed by President
Trump.


http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/l...zhhLZJxoLE4.99



No great loss - my LG front load washer takes 1 hour 15 minutes
for an average load ; the clothes aren't completely wet until about
12 minutes into the ordeal ; the "lint filter" catches zero lint and
only serves to provides a sump for water to sit and become stinky.
Its one good point is the high speed spin.
If it's anything like Samsung - the electronics will fail at 5 years
and cost more than the machine is worth to repair.
I wish a USA manufacturer would build a non-electronic front loader
- watch the grey-haired customers line up !
John T.


The Speedqueen FR3

https://www.speedqueen.com/products/...ers/models/FR3


Thanks for the link - I might be travelling to USA for my next
washer ! ... seriously - unless a Canadian distributer gets smart
and starts to import it.
Before buying the LG - after exhaustive search - the only one I could
find in my part of Canada was a Huebsch at almost $ 3,000.00
John T.

wrote:



LG has announced it’s upping the price of washing machines in the
United States, thanks to a new import tax imposed by President
Trump.



http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/l...zhhLZJxoLE4.99



No great loss - my LG front load washer takes 1 hour 15
minutes for an average load ; the clothes aren't completely wet
until about 12 minutes into the ordeal ; the "lint filter"
catches zero lint and only serves to provides a sump for water to
sit and become stinky. Its one good point is the high speed spin.
If it's anything like Samsung - the electronics will fail at 5
years and cost more than the machine is worth to repair.
I wish a USA manufacturer would build a non-electronic front
loader - watch the grey-haired customers line up !
John T.


The Speedqueen FR3

https://www.speedqueen.com/products/...ers/models/FR3


Thanks for the link - I might be travelling to USA for my next
washer ! ... seriously - unless a Canadian distributer gets smart
and starts to import it.
Before buying the LG - after exhaustive search - the only one I could
find in my part of Canada was a Huebsch at almost $ 3,000.00
John T.


You are welcome, my pleasure.

I too am not fond of microprocessor controls on modern appliances. I
installed a whole house surge suppressor to try and prevent damage to
these system.

I also don't like the front loading washers, they seem to use less
water and the clothes don't seem to get as clean as with the top
loaders.

Last time I knew I was going to need a washer, I went to Craigslist and
waited for an older, mechanical control Maytag to come up. I got
really lucky, someone was selling one from a storage unit that hadn't
been used in years. It was more than 30 years old and in perfect
condition, got it for $25, brought it home and it has been running
great for five years now. Didn't even need to replace the belt.

On 01/27/2018 09:03 AM, Dove Tail wrote:
The interesting point here is, there are no tariffs being applied to
shoes, shirts, ties, jewelry, you know, all of those items that have
the "Trump" name and are made overseas.

When buying small-ticket items, the vast majority of people buy the cheapest product on the rack.Â* Later, when they lose their job to a foreign worker, they blame the president for that too.

On 27/01/2018 16:21, Bob Cobb wrote:
On 01/27/2018 09:03 AM, Dove Tail wrote:
The interesting point here is, there are no tariffs being applied to
shoes, shirts, ties, jewelry, you know, all of those items that have
the "Trump" name and are made overseas.

When buying small-ticket items, the vast majority of people buy the
cheapest product on the rack.Â* Later, when they lose their job to a
foreign worker, they blame the president for that too.

You wouldn't class Ivanka Trump's jewelry as anything like cheap stuff:

http://www.ivankatrumpfinejewelry.com/aberdeen/

--
Bod

Bob Cobb wrote:

On 01/27/2018 09:03 AM, Dove Tail wrote:
The interesting point here is, there are no tariffs being applied to
shoes, shirts, ties, jewelry, you know, all of those items that have
the "Trump" name and are made overseas.

When buying small-ticket items, the vast majority of people buy the
cheapest product on the rack.Â* Later, when they lose their job to a
foreign worker, they blame the president for that too.



What's your point? Does it in anyway relate to the fact Trump hasn't
implemented tariffs on the junk that he and his family import and sell
under their name?



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Truth Sounds Like Hate To Those Who Hate The Truth

On 27/01/2018 16:47, Dove Tail wrote:
Bob Cobb wrote:

On 01/27/2018 09:03 AM, Dove Tail wrote:
The interesting point here is, there are no tariffs being applied to
shoes, shirts, ties, jewelry, you know, all of those items that have
the "Trump" name and are made overseas.

When buying small-ticket items, the vast majority of people buy the
cheapest product on the rack.Â* Later, when they lose their job to a
foreign worker, they blame the president for that too.



What's your point? Does it in anyway relate to the fact Trump hasn't
implemented tariffs on the junk that he and his family import and sell
under their name?




Here Are Some Photos Of The Chinese Factory Where Ivanka Trump ...

http://www.scarymommy.com/here-are-s...where-ivanka-t...
Donald Trump is a liar and a hypocrite. He's repeatedly blathered on
about bringing jobs back to America €” it's one of his favorite
Twitter-rant topics. Meanwhile, his own products are made all over the
world. And the golden child Ivanka seems to be following his lead. The
Washington Post compiled a complete list of where ...
--
Bod

Bod wrote:

On 27/01/2018 16:21, Bob Cobb wrote:
On 01/27/2018 09:03 AM, Dove Tail wrote:
The interesting point here is, there are no tariffs being applied
to shoes, shirts, ties, jewelry, you know, all of those items
that have the "Trump" name and are made overseas.

When buying small-ticket items, the vast majority of people buy the
cheapest product on the rack.Â* Later, when they lose their job to a
foreign worker, they blame the president for that too.

You wouldn't class Ivanka Trump's jewelry as anything like cheap
stuff:

http://www.ivankatrumpfinejewelry.com/aberdeen/


Ivanka should add these bracelets to her collection, she, her husband
and father will be wearing them very soon.

http://tinyurl.com/yamc9hgy


:-)




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On 01/27/2018 11:41 AM, Bod wrote:

You wouldn't class Ivanka Trump's jewelry as anything like cheap stuff:

http://www.ivankatrumpfinejewelry.com/aberdeen/

--
Bod

Ivanka Trump would look stunning in QVC jewelry.

Bob Cobb wrote:

On 01/27/2018 11:41 AM, Bod wrote:

You wouldn't class Ivanka Trump's jewelry as anything like cheap
stuff:

http://www.ivankatrumpfinejewelry.com/aberdeen/

-- Bod

Ivanka Trump would look stunning in QVC jewelry.


I wonder how she will look in an orange jump suit washing clothes in
the prison laundry.


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On 27/01/2018 16:51, Dove Tail wrote:
Bod wrote:

On 27/01/2018 16:21, Bob Cobb wrote:
On 01/27/2018 09:03 AM, Dove Tail wrote:
The interesting point here is, there are no tariffs being applied
to shoes, shirts, ties, jewelry, you know, all of those items
that have the "Trump" name and are made overseas.

When buying small-ticket items, the vast majority of people buy the
cheapest product on the rack.Â* Later, when they lose their job to a
foreign worker, they blame the president for that too.

You wouldn't class Ivanka Trump's jewelry as anything like cheap
stuff:

http://www.ivankatrumpfinejewelry.com/aberdeen/


Ivanka should add these bracelets to her collection, she, her husband
and father will be wearing them very soon.

http://tinyurl.com/yamc9hgy


:-)




LOL.

--
Bod

On 01/27/2018 04:13 AM, Bod wrote:
€œThis reckless decision will threaten tens of thousands of American jobs
and hurt our climate,€� said Howard Crystal, a lawyer for the Center for
Biological Diversity.

He needs to go back to saving spotted owl habitat. But to get back to
the title, LG and Samsung have been playing whack-a-mole for years and
undercutting US manufacturers like Maytag and GE. It's time to protect
and rebuild US industries. Estimates are a protective tariff on washing
machines might raise prices up to 15%, say $120 on a $800 machine.
Considering most people don't buy one every year and the life expectancy
is about 12 years, that's $10 a year to bring back US manufacturing jobs.

Yeah, I know the American way is to look out for number one and the hell
with the nation. MAGA, unless it costs me a few bucks. Stop illegal
immigration unless you're talking about that guy who mows my lawn.

Of course, with a 'propositional' nation there is little incentive to
give a damn.

On 27/01/2018 16:55, Bob Cobb wrote:
On 01/27/2018 11:41 AM, Bod wrote:

You wouldn't class Ivanka Trump's jewelry as anything like cheap stuff:

http://www.ivankatrumpfinejewelry.com/aberdeen/

--
Bod

Ivanka Trump would look stunning in QVC jewelry.

Yes :-)

--
Bod

On 01/27/2018 06:13 AM, taxPAYER wrote:
On 01/27/2018 06:13 AM, Bod wrote:
LG has announced its upping the price of washing machines in the
United States, thanks to a new import tax imposed by President Trump.

The firm said the tariffs on front- and top-loading machines will be
largely passed on to US consumers wishing to buy LGs white goods (via
Reuters).

Tariffs on the company will be 20% on the first 1.2 million machines
imported into the US, while anything beyond that will be levied with a
50% charge.

Trumps new War On Foreign Washing Machines is part of the same ruling
likely to undermine the growth of the solar industry in the United
States.

30% tariffs will be placed on imported solar panels, largely from
China, which has led to predictions that 26,000 jobs in the US could
be at risk (via CNN).

€œThis reckless decision will threaten tens of thousands of American
jobs and hurt our climate,€� said Howard Crystal, a lawyer for the
Center for Biological Diversity.


http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/l...zhhLZJxoLE4.99



Only lazy welfare democrats that refuse to work and support themselves
would be against this tariff.


The conservatives, who are conservative up to the point of saving a few
bucks on a washing machine, will be against it too.

On 01/27/2018 06:42 AM, Bod wrote:
On 27/01/2018 13:13, taxPAYER wrote:
On 01/27/2018 06:13 AM, Bod wrote:
LG has announced its upping the price of washing machines in the
United States, thanks to a new import tax imposed by President Trump.

The firm said the tariffs on front- and top-loading machines will be
largely passed on to US consumers wishing to buy LGs white goods
(via Reuters).

Tariffs on the company will be 20% on the first 1.2 million machines
imported into the US, while anything beyond that will be levied with
a 50% charge.

Trumps new War On Foreign Washing Machines is part of the same
ruling likely to undermine the growth of the solar industry in the
United States.

30% tariffs will be placed on imported solar panels, largely from
China, which has led to predictions that 26,000 jobs in the US could
be at risk (via CNN).

€œThis reckless decision will threaten tens of thousands of American
jobs and hurt our climate,€� said Howard Crystal, a lawyer for the
Center for Biological Diversity.


http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/l...zhhLZJxoLE4.99



Only lazy welfare democrats that refuse to work and support themselves
would be against this tariff.

Does that include the thousands that could lose their jobs in the US
solar industry?


Stick to the title instead of mixing and matching. But, if you really
want to talk solar:

https://seekingalpha.com/article/414...-years-tariffs

Now let's look at those 'jobs in the US solar industry'. Are they jobs
manufacturing solar panels? No, those have been hurt by the 500%
increase in cheap imports and will be aided by a tariff. So exactly who
stands to lose? Principally installers if an increase in panel prices
decreases the number of new installations. Considering solar is most
attractive in the southwest, want to bet a lot of those people up on the
roofs couldn't cough up a green card?

On 01/27/2018 09:21 AM, Bob Cobb wrote:
On 01/27/2018 09:03 AM, Dove Tail wrote:
The interesting point here is, there are no tariffs being applied to
shoes, shirts, ties, jewelry, you know, all of those items that have
the "Trump" name and are made overseas.

When buying small-ticket items, the vast majority of people buy the
cheapest product on the rack. Later, when they lose their job to a
foreign worker, they blame the president for that too.


Precisely, although even if you aren't looking for the cheapest item you
still may not be keeping a US worker in a job. REI isn't known for their
bargain prices but you have to look long and hard to walk out with
something made in the US. I switched to Red Wing boots but you even have
to do your research with those; not every one of their products are made
in the US.

On Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 12:18:59 PM UTC-5, rbowman wrote:
On 01/27/2018 06:42 AM, Bod wrote:
On 27/01/2018 13:13, taxPAYER wrote:
On 01/27/2018 06:13 AM, Bod wrote:
LG has announced its upping the price of washing machines in the
United States, thanks to a new import tax imposed by President Trump.

The firm said the tariffs on front- and top-loading machines will be
largely passed on to US consumers wishing to buy LGs white goods
(via Reuters).

Tariffs on the company will be 20% on the first 1.2 million machines
imported into the US, while anything beyond that will be levied with
a 50% charge.

Trumps new War On Foreign Washing Machines is part of the same
ruling likely to undermine the growth of the solar industry in the
United States.

30% tariffs will be placed on imported solar panels, largely from
China, which has led to predictions that 26,000 jobs in the US could
be at risk (via CNN).

€œThis reckless decision will threaten tens of thousands of American
jobs and hurt our climate,€� said Howard Crystal, a lawyer for the
Center for Biological Diversity.


http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/l...zhhLZJxoLE4.99



Only lazy welfare democrats that refuse to work and support themselves
would be against this tariff.

Does that include the thousands that could lose their jobs in the US
solar industry?


Stick to the title instead of mixing and matching. But, if you really
want to talk solar:

https://seekingalpha.com/article/414...-years-tariffs

Now let's look at those 'jobs in the US solar industry'. Are they jobs
manufacturing solar panels? No, those have been hurt by the 500%
increase in cheap imports and will be aided by a tariff. So exactly who
stands to lose? Principally installers if an increase in panel prices
decreases the number of new installations. Considering solar is most
attractive in the southwest, want to bet a lot of those people up on the
roofs couldn't cough up a green card?

When you have facts and numbers to support that allegation, let us know.
I do know that Great Adventure just started a project to install an
80 acre solar farm here in NJ. I see many homes with panels driving
down the street. Are some illegal aliens involved? Probably, but there
are plenty of Americans employed in those industries too. And illegals
could just as well be working in one of solar panel factories that are
being helped by the tariffs.

Funny how you can turn a tariff issue into an illegal alien issue.

trader_4 wrote:

Did you see parts of what Trump said in Davos? It was all about him,
trying to take credit for everything he could.


I simply do not understand how a person can be president of the United
States, a self-declared billionaire and still be the most insecure
person on the planet.

It boggles the mind.



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rbowman wrote:

Does that include the thousands that could lose their jobs in the US
solar industry?


Stick to the title instead of mixing and matching. But, if you really
want to talk solar:


https://seekingalpha.com/article/414...-years-tariffs

Now let's look at those 'jobs in the US solar industry'. Are they
jobs manufacturing solar panels? No, those have been hurt by the 500%
increase in cheap imports and will be aided by a tariff. So exactly
who stands to lose? Principally installers if an increase in panel
prices decreases the number of new installations. Considering solar
is most attractive in the southwest, want to bet a lot of those
people up on the roofs couldn't cough up a green card?

That was pretty humorous Bowman, you demand that Bod "Stick to the
title" and yet, you go off on a silly, uneducated speculative tangent
about illegal aliens working the solar industry.

I am sure no one else noticed, your secret is safe.

LOL!


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Truth Sounds Like Hate To Those Who Hate The Truth

trader_4 wrote:

Funny how you can turn a tariff issue into an illegal alien issue.

LOL, I posted too quickly, I see that Trader noticed your hypocrisy too.

LOL!

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On Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 12:51:57 PM UTC-5, Dove Tail wrote:
trader_4 wrote:

Did you see parts of what Trump said in Davos? It was all about him,
trying to take credit for everything he could.


I simply do not understand how a person can be president of the United
States, a self-declared billionaire and still be the most insecure
person on the planet.

It boggles the mind.



--
Truth Sounds Like Hate To Those Who Hate The Truth

It's simple really, it's a mental disorder. How about anorexics
that look in the mirror and don't see a 90 lb emaciated body,
but instead someone who is overweight?

On 1/27/2018 11:49 AM, Bod wrote:


Here Are Some Photos Of The Chinese Factory Where Ivanka Trump ...

http://www.scarymommy.com/here-are-s...where-ivanka-t...

Donald Trump is a liar and a hypocrite. He's repeatedly blathered on
about bringing jobs back to America €” it's one of his favorite
Twitter-rant topics. Meanwhile, his own products are made all over the
world. And the golden child Ivanka seems to be following his lead. The
Washington Post compiled a complete list of where ...

This is my favorite line from the story"
The backlash from the hypocrisy forced Ivanka to move the production of
her shoes from China€¦

to Ethiopia.

On 1/27/2018 12:05 PM, rbowman wrote:


He needs to go back to saving spotted owl habitat. But to get back to
the title, LG and Samsung have been playing whack-a-mole for years and
undercutting US manufacturers like Maytag and GE. It's time to protect
and rebuild US industries. Estimates are a protective tariff on washing
machines might raise prices up to 15%, say $120 on a $800 machine.
Considering most people don't buy one every year and the life expectancy
is about 12 years, that's $10 a year to bring back US manufacturing jobs.


But will it? Remember when Toyota was selling above sticker price
because people wanted them? Will increasing the cost of LG get people
to buy Maytag and add jobs in Mexico: Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua?

I don't think it will make a lot of difference in the end and won't
create jobs. I'd classify it as more of a publicity stunt.

On 1/27/18 9:04 AM, Dove Tail wrote:
Bob Cobb wrote:

On 01/27/2018 11:41 AM, Bod wrote:

You wouldn't class Ivanka Trump's jewelry as anything like cheap
stuff:

http://www.ivankatrumpfinejewelry.com/aberdeen/

-- Bod

Ivanka Trump would look stunning in QVC jewelry.


I wonder how she will look in an orange jump suit washing clothes in
the prison laundry.


but we know she won't be using LG washing machines

On Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 1:10:38 PM UTC-6, trader_4 wrote:
On Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 12:51:57 PM UTC-5, Dove Tail wrote:
trader_4 wrote:

Did you see parts of what Trump said in Davos? It was all about him,
trying to take credit for everything he could.

I simply do not understand how a person can be president of the United
States, a self-declared billionaire and still be the most insecure
person on the planet.

It boggles the mind.
--

It's simple really, it's a mental disorder. How about anorexics
that look in the mirror and don't see a 90 lb emaciated body,
but instead someone who is overweight?


"Liberalism is a mental disorder" - Dr. Michael Savage snicker ^_^

[8~{} Uncle Observant Monster

On 01/27/2018 12:41 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
On 1/27/2018 12:05 PM, rbowman wrote:


He needs to go back to saving spotted owl habitat. But to get back to
the title, LG and Samsung have been playing whack-a-mole for years and
undercutting US manufacturers like Maytag and GE. It's time to protect
and rebuild US industries. Estimates are a protective tariff on
washing machines might raise prices up to 15%, say $120 on a $800
machine. Considering most people don't buy one every year and the life
expectancy is about 12 years, that's $10 a year to bring back US
manufacturing jobs.


But will it? Remember when Toyota was selling above sticker price
because people wanted them? Will increasing the cost of LG get people
to buy Maytag and add jobs in Mexico: Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua?

I don't think it will make a lot of difference in the end and won't
create jobs. I'd classify it as more of a publicity stunt.

I have no idea. All I know about washing machines comes from periodic
trips to the laundromat. I dimly recall buying a used one when I was
married but that was a long time ago.

ZZyXX wrote:

On 1/27/18 9:04 AM, Dove Tail wrote:
Bob Cobb wrote:

On 01/27/2018 11:41 AM, Bod wrote:

You wouldn't class Ivanka Trump's jewelry as anything like cheap
stuff:

http://www.ivankatrumpfinejewelry.com/aberdeen/

-- Bod

Ivanka Trump would look stunning in QVC jewelry.


I wonder how she will look in an orange jump suit washing clothes in
the prison laundry.


but we know she won't be using LG washing machines


Silly me, I pictured her beating the clothes on rocks.


--
Truth Sounds Like Hate To Those Who Hate The Truth

On Sat, 27 Jan 2018 11:10:33 -0800 (PST), trader_4
wrote:

On Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 12:51:57 PM UTC-5, Dove Tail wrote:
trader_4 wrote:

Did you see parts of what Trump said in Davos? It was all about him,
trying to take credit for everything he could.


I simply do not understand how a person can be president of the United
States, a self-declared billionaire and still be the most insecure
person on the planet.

It boggles the mind.



--
Truth Sounds Like Hate To Those Who Hate The Truth

It's simple really, it's a mental disorder. How about anorexics
that look in the mirror and don't see a 90 lb emaciated body,
but instead someone who is overweight?

Just because you are paranoid doesn't mean they are not out to get
you.
In a country that is actually doing fairly well, some think very well,
he still gets 85% negative press.

On 2018-01-27 8:38 AM, wrote:


LG has announced its upping the price of washing machines in the
United States, thanks to a new import tax imposed by President
Trump.


http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/l...zhhLZJxoLE4.99



No great loss - my LG front load washer takes 1 hour 15 minutes
for an average load ; the clothes aren't completely wet until about
12 minutes into the ordeal ; the "lint filter" catches zero lint and
only serves to provides a sump for water to sit and become stinky.
Its one good point is the high speed spin.
If it's anything like Samsung - the electronics will fail at 5 years
and cost more than the machine is worth to repair.
I wish a USA manufacturer would build a non-electronic front loader
- watch the grey-haired customers line up !
John T.


The Speedqueen FR3

https://www.speedqueen.com/products/...ers/models/FR3


Thanks for the link - I might be travelling to USA for my next
washer ! ... seriously - unless a Canadian distributer gets smart
and starts to import it.
Before buying the LG - after exhaustive search - the only one I could
find in my part of Canada was a Huebsch at almost $ 3,000.00
John T.


You haven't narrowed down where your "part" is, Speed Queen is available
at several western Canadian suppliers including Trail Appliances, the
top loader sells for 1300.00 cdn

--

LG has announced it’s upping the price of washing machines in the
United States, thanks to a new import tax imposed by President
Trump.
http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/l...zhhLZJxoLE4.99


No great loss - my LG front load washer takes 1 hour 15 minutes
for an average load ; the clothes aren't completely wet until about
12 minutes into the ordeal ; the "lint filter" catches zero lint and
only serves to provides a sump for water to sit and become stinky.
Its one good point is the high speed spin.
If it's anything like Samsung - the electronics will fail at 5 years
and cost more than the machine is worth to repair.
I wish a USA manufacturer would build a non-electronic front loader
- watch the grey-haired customers line up !
John T.


The Speedqueen FR3
https://www.speedqueen.com/products/...ers/models/FR3


Thanks for the link - I might be travelling to USA for my next
washer ! ... seriously - unless a Canadian distributer gets smart
and starts to import it.
Before buying the LG - after exhaustive search - the only one I could
find in my part of Canada was a Huebsch at almost $ 3,000.00
John T.


You haven't narrowed down where your "part" is, Speed Queen is available
at several western Canadian suppliers including Trail Appliances, the
top loader sells for 1300.00 cdn


Kitchener Ontario.

http://www.taappliance.com 1 model Speed Queen front load $ 2300.
http://www.goemans.com 2 models ~ $ 3,000.
all electronic
John T.

On 1/27/18 12:58 PM, Uncle Monster wrote:
On Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 1:10:38 PM UTC-6, trader_4 wrote:
On Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 12:51:57 PM UTC-5, Dove Tail wrote:
trader_4 wrote:

Did you see parts of what Trump said in Davos? It was all about him,
trying to take credit for everything he could.

I simply do not understand how a person can be president of the United
States, a self-declared billionaire and still be the most insecure
person on the planet.

It boggles the mind.
--

It's simple really, it's a mental disorder. How about anorexics
that look in the mirror and don't see a 90 lb emaciated body,
but instead someone who is overweight?


"Liberalism is a mental disorder" - Dr. Michael Savage snicker ^_^

[8~{} Uncle Observant Monster




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On 1/28/18 12:35 PM, BurfordTJustice wrote:
Absolutely true where you and the troopers are concerned.

Next?


"ZZyXX" wrote in message
news :: Poor Traitor_4ever, how typical of a Progressive Liberal Leftist
: Commiecrat Moonbat Freak like you to believe that you're smarter and
: morally superior to those you disagree with.
:
: but you KNOW that you are smarter and morally superior to those that
: disagree with you


thank you for proving my point