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New York City was about to receive $25,000 high-paying jobs for Amazon and many more jobs the company would have supported just by locating there. But her socialist ideology outweighed the needs of her constituency and Jeff Bezos wisely backed out. It wasn't that he refused the original offer--it was that the offer changed and he realized that he couldn't do business in the Big Apple.
"The governor has had multiple phone conversations with Amazon executives, including Mr. Bezos, over the past two weeks, according to two people with knowledge of the efforts," The New York Times reported. "In those calls, Mr. Cuomo said he would navigate the company through the byzantine governmental process."
Although a source said that Cuomo didn't specify a new location for e-commerce giant, he guaranteed support for the project, which he later alluded to in an interview on Friday, saying there were "other ways that the state can get it done."
"The governor has had multiple phone conversations with Amazon executives, including Mr. Bezos, over the past two weeks, according to two people with knowledge of the efforts," The New York Times reported. "In those calls, Mr. Cuomo said he would navigate the company through the byzantine governmental process."
Although a source said that Cuomo didn't specify a new location for e-commerce giant, he guaranteed support for the project, which he later alluded to in an interview on Friday, saying there were "other ways that the state can get it done."
This is what is known as begging.
The Times notes that the push to get Amazon to come back to New York included a full-page ad in The New York Times on Friday that was signed by more than 70 supportive unions, local businesses, business leaders, community groups, and elected officials. The letter states:
Dear Mr. Bezos:
Occasional-Cortex helped undermine the deal's alleged economic efficacy because she did not understand how the $3 billion in proposed tax incentives worked because she isn't very bright, based on her public statements and lack of economic knowledge and basic reality-testing skills. But she's young, cute, and cooks on Instagram while being able to simultaneously say stuff.
"If we were willing to give away $3 billion for this deal, we could invest those $3 billion in our district ourselves, if we wanted to," Ocasio-Cortez literally said. "We could hire out more teachers. We can fix our subways. We can put a lot of people to work for that money, if we wanted to."
The Times notes that the push to get Amazon to come back to New York included a full-page ad in The New York Times on Friday that was signed by more than 70 supportive unions, local businesses, business leaders, community groups, and elected officials. The letter states:
Dear Mr. Bezos:
New Yorkers do not want to give up on the 25,000 permanent jobs, 11,000 union construction and maintenance jobs, and $28 billion in new tax revenues that Amazon was prepared to bring to our state. A clear majority of New Yorkers support this project and were disappointed by your decision not to proceed. We understand that becoming home to the world’s industry leader in e-commerce, logistics and web services would be a tremendous boost for our state’s technology industry, which is our fastest growing generator of new jobs. As representatives of a wide range of government, business, labor and community interests, we urge you to reconsider, so that we can move forward together.
We know the public debate that followed the announcement of the Long Island City project was rough and not very welcoming. Opinions are strong in New York—sometimes strident. We consider it part of the New York charm! [like our construction workers whistling at chicks]. But when we commit to a project as important as this, we figure out how to get it done in a way that works for everyone.
Governor Cuomo will take personal responsibility for the project’s state approval and [our Communist] Mayor deBlasio will work together with the governor to manage the community development process, including the workforce development, public education and infrastructure investments that are necessary to ensure that the Amazon campus will be a tremendous benefit to residents and small businesses in the surrounding communities.
NewYork attracts the best, most diverse talent from across the globe. We are a dynamic new center of the country’s most inclusive tech economy. We all hope you reconsider and join us in building the exciting future of New York.The left out: "Please, oh please, please, please come back!"
Occasional-Cortex helped undermine the deal's alleged economic efficacy because she did not understand how the $3 billion in proposed tax incentives worked because she isn't very bright, based on her public statements and lack of economic knowledge and basic reality-testing skills. But she's young, cute, and cooks on Instagram while being able to simultaneously say stuff.
"If we were willing to give away $3 billion for this deal, we could invest those $3 billion in our district ourselves, if we wanted to," Ocasio-Cortez literally said. "We could hire out more teachers. We can fix our subways. We can put a lot of people to work for that money, if we wanted to."
We could, if we gave Amazon an even greater tax incentive, harness cow farts into energy that will not only save the planet before out 12 years is up, but clear the air.
In an interview on the far-left's MSNBC, New York City Communist Mayor Bill de Blasio explained: "And that $3 billion that would go back in tax incentives was only after we were getting the jobs and getting the revenue."
In an interview on the far-left's MSNBC, New York City Communist Mayor Bill de Blasio explained: "And that $3 billion that would go back in tax incentives was only after we were getting the jobs and getting the revenue."
He had to explain that to viewers of MSNBC lest they believe AOC.
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