So what do you think of Trump saving those Carrier jobs in Indiana?

It's corporate welfare...
United Technologies owns Carrier...
The jobs saved were lower paying/high turnover positions.

UT is a large subcontractor with the pentagon...it's a smokescreen

I think every corporation that wants a tax subsidy now knows that the quickest way is to announce the planned offshoring of jobs. They also now know that they don't have to produce very much in the way of saving those jobs in order to extract substantial concessions. This was a negotiation on behalf of Trump and his image, not on behalf of the American people and it will spark a massive flow of public income into private hands. Yay.

Excellent example of government action to 'save' jobs. That does not necessarily mean I like the government cutting deals with individual companies. In fact, this could be a bad precedent. overall though it is important as a symbol of positive action.

I think it's fascinating how the same people who are touting this mostly dismissed Obama's successes. Like Josh Earnest said, "So, if he (Trump) does that 804 more times, he will have matched the standard set by President Obama..."

7 million in tax breaks helped quite a bit.

I can't criticize him for doing what he can to save jobs

Pence should have done that while being Governor

I dont know details because I have not read up on this but I think it is great and hope he will be this successful after he takes office. It is a positive move in the right direction. We need this in our country.

the government is always intervening in the free market economy..