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Yes please. I need you to explain to me, with supporting evidence, how/what "links quantify the savings already experienced by businesses." Thank you for being so helpful.

The articles I linked cover that. Read them. If you have an example of text from an article that is beyond you, post it here.

Mueller's looking into his finances now.

oops, wrong thread.

I hope Meuller didn't assign that to the guy he just fired for biased and unprofessional behavior.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/02/...gent-over-possible-anti-trump-texts.html

I failed to see anything like that in any links, and you offered to explain it to me using small words.

Please follow up on your offer.

Oh wait, you can't, because you got nothing, because you don't understand what is going on. But hey, keep trying to avoid admitting the obvious, it isn't like you have any credibility left to damage.

To give you a hand. Here is an actual example of Trump's deregulation. Trump administration pulls overtime pay rule. This rule was to come into effect this year and was cancelled. This is an old article, this is done deal by now.



Current threshold is $23,660 per year, or below starvation for most places. Basically, there is no mandatory overtime pay for anyone even making full time minimum wage. Because you know, paying $24K/year for 80h+ work weeks is good for the economy. Because misclassifying employees as contractors is good for the economy. Bring sweatshops back to make America Grain Again!

Down with evil red tape, and keep up the good work, right?

Reading is fundamental. Comprehension is important as well. Alas, you have none.

Were the following paragraphs from the third link beyond you? Too many syllables?

"While there have been some hiccups, overall the Trump administration is on track to finish the first phase (of his regulatory reform program) with $645 million in net annual regulatory savings."

That might not sound like much in a federal budget usually denominated in the trillions of dollars. But consider this: During President Obama's years in office, more than 22,700 regulations were imposed on Americans at an astounding cost to American consumers, businesses and workers of "more than $120 billion each and every year," wrote Heritage Foundation Fellow Diane Katz earlier this year.

"The actual costs are far greater," writes Katz, "both because the impacts have not been fully quantified for a significant number of rules, and because many of the worst effects — the loss of freedom and opportunity — are incalculable."

https://www.investors.com/politics/...-another-yuuuge-trump-promise-fulfilled/

Now if you want to know what regulations were eliminated that resulted in those savings, contact Investor's Business Daily.

From the Washington Times story,

"President Trump’s assault on red tape has saved businesses nearly $4 billion per year compared with former President Barack Obama’s pace of imposing regulations, a new study found Tuesday.

Final rule costs during Mr. Trump’s first six months in office will cost U.S. businesses about $378 million per year, compared with $4.2 billion for the same period of Mr. Obama’s presidency, according to the conservative American Action Forum."

So, are you just illiterate, or too lazy to read the articles at the links provided?

Business is clearly encouraged by the on going reductions in regulatory burdens, which has served to stimulate the economy in the last 3 quarters as Obama was unable to do during the eight years of his administration.

More winning...

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-...at-manufacturing-jobs-grow-fastest-pace-