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Not much different reasoning than him endorsing raising the minimum wage: his company can afford to and he knows many competitors will struggle to do so.
Maybe he could just start sending contributions to the US Treasury out of the kindness of his heart
HA!
Infrastructure is an investment (that pays) into both corporations and people. It’s certainly a better government investment than tax cuts.
Wow, government can spend our money better than we can? True socialism there Robert.
As much as I’d like to live in a libertarian utopia, working libertarianism is the same type of idealistic fiction that socialism is.
I am sure you think that sidewalks, interstates, highways, surface streets, schools, the military, NASA, clean water, and whatever else the government regulates/invests in is socialism too.
Get a grip. Infrastructure spending pays off more than the vast majority of things the government could spend money on.
Time to ban Amazon > Rip off the Band-Aid > Spend my money with the small businesses
Small businesses does not equate to better in any way.