Quote:New York State is on the verge of losing a large number of jobs to Florida in a planned move to Florida.

Andrew Cuomo is tied up looking for one of his aides looking to get tied up, so Sen Chuck Schumer had to step in and beg JetBlue Airlines from shifting those jobs to Florida.

It’s true that New York can offer things that Florida just can’t. High taxes, crippling regulation, and frequent lockdowns are just a few of the examples.

But, JetBlue should be the least of Schumer’s problems as New York brokerage houses are looking to move or at least open field offices into the state of Florida.

That’s not only a wise decision on the part of the brokerage houses but also for the employees who would make the move.

Just what they would save on taxes would be like a 10% pay increase and that is before you consider the cost of living, especially housing.

Bloomberg reported:

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is weighing plans for a new Florida hub to house one of its key divisions, in another potential blow to New York’s stature as the de facto home of the U.S. financial industry.

Executives have been scouting office locations in South Florida, speaking with local officials and exploring tax advantages as they consider creating a base there for its asset management arm, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

The bank’s success in operating remotely during the pandemic has persuaded members of the leadership team that they can move more roles out of the New York area to save money.

The New York Post reported:

Sen. Chuck Schumer personally pleaded with JetBlue’s boss not to shrink the budget airline’s Big Apple workforce as it weighs shipping jobs to Florida, The Post has learned.

The senior New York senator said he made his case on a phone call with JetBlue Chief Executive Robin Hayes Wednesday evening — a day after The Post exclusively reported that the carrier was considering whether to move some jobs from its Long Island City headquarters to existing offices in the Sunshine State.

On Thursday, Schumer told The Post he wanted to remind Hayes that “JetBlue’s roots and its future are here in New York.” He also pointed out the billions of dollars in federal aid that airlines like it have received during the coronavirus crisis.

“With the critical pandemic relief dollars we just delivered on to help save airlines like JetBlue, and the thousands and thousands of New Yorkers they already employ, the airline should actually clear the runway to grow here, not recede,” the Democratic Senate majority leader told The Post in a Thursday statement.

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Jet Blue to New York. Bye commie Felicia's.

These clowns will wake up very soon and their states will be a complete **** hole....

Oh wait

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I don't understand...isn't that fluff included in the stimulus bailout...sooooo confused....

FUKKK U CHUCK THE SCHMUCK

(03-21-2021 07:38 PM)maximus Wrote:  These clowns will wake up very soon and their states will be a complete **** hole....

Oh wait

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infrastructural fail....

JetBlue was considering moving their HQ to Florida 11 years ago but didn't. I think they got a large tax break to stay. They are probably looking for leverage again, I doubt they move.

(03-21-2021 08:51 PM)swagsurfer11 Wrote:  JetBlue was considering moving their HQ to Florida 11 years ago but didn't. I think they got a large tax break to stay. They are probably looking for leverage again, I doubt they move.

This.

The State of New York will be perpetually vulnerable to publicity-stunts like this, so long as it maintains such a strong anti-business stance in its tax/regulatory policies.

While I’m no fan of big corporate.......I surely would like to see some companies like Jet Blue and the financial sector bail out of New York. At some point, the lefty politicians of New York and those that vote for them need to see that taxing the hell out of anyone with some money can’t last forever.

A fair number of the residents of NY have been bailing, let’s have some companies exit........

I’ve seen it with Unions and now, hopefully leftist politicians - killing the goose that lays golden eggs.

Jet Blue sucks.

I believe this falls under the old adage:


It is better to ask for forgiveness than permission.


If you live by (and abuse) these words, however, eventually you will no longer be forgiven.

Quote:On Thursday, Schumer told The Post he wanted to remind Hayes that “JetBlue’s roots and its future are here in New York.” He also pointed out the billions of dollars in federal aid that airlines like it have received during the coronavirus crisis.

“With the critical pandemic relief dollars we just delivered on to help save airlines like JetBlue, and the thousands and thousands of New Yorkers they already employ, the airline should actually clear the runway to grow here, not recede,” the Democratic Senate majority leader told The Post in a Thursday statement.

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Gee Chuck, did you forget that Floridians ALSO contribute to that Federal Aid? Maybe it would have taken less of it if they hadn't had to support the State of New York as well.

Reap your just rewards, Schumer.

If Biden goes ahead with his tax proposals, and particularly if Fauxcohontas gets any of her proposed corporate regulations into place, this scene is going to be repeated over and over, only the destination will be overseas not Florida. Democrats seem bound and determined to turn the USA into a place from which it will be impossible to compete in the global economy. Companies who want to play internationally will be forced to leave as a matter of survival. This bunch of democrats is an existential threat to the US economy.

(03-22-2021 05:44 AM)Fo Shizzle Wrote:  Jet Blue sucks.

My cousin “the girl pilot” flies for them. She is an emotional basket case. I wouldn’t fly Jet Blue if my life depended on it and you shouldn’t either.

Schumer is a Ttl POS for bribing Jet Blue to stay.

(03-22-2021 10:25 AM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  If Biden goes ahead with his tax proposals, and particularly if Fauxcohontas gets any of her proposed corporate regulations into place, this scene is going to be repeated over and over, only the destination will be overseas not Florida. Democrats seem bound and determined to turn the USA into a place from which it will be impossible to compete in the global economy. Companies who want to play internationally will be forced to leave as a matter of survival. This bunch of democrats is an existential threat to the US economy.

who'd a thunk it...

Yeah well they get rich while ruining the US economy so it's ok.

(03-22-2021 10:35 AM)No Bull Wrote:  Schumer is a Ttl POS

Agreed, but I wish Mitch had half the cojones that Schumer does.

(03-22-2021 11:02 AM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  

(03-22-2021 10:35 AM)No Bull Wrote:  Schumer is a Ttl POS

Agreed, but I wish Mitch had half the cojones that Schumer does.

two wrongs ≠ any fk'n thingy...

pubs need moxie....no arguing that....however, when 0 = 0, then what....

it ain't libtardtarians....

we're now in 'the numbers game'....who can/who cannot

They mentioned that home prices were lower in Florida, but that won't continue if so many companies are moving there. They'll just up the price of housing like they do in California because of lack of housing. Sure, you can build more but do you think contractors won't wise up like the petroleum industry is doing right now and raise home prices?

By the way, last week Super Unleaded was $2.90 a gallon, I filled up yesterday and it was $3.05 a gallon. Thank you Mr. Stairmaster. The only good thing about this is that everyone including the idiots that voted for this Senile Old Fool are feeling the pinch too. Ha, ha, we told them but like always they are idiots that don't listen. My son's German Shepard who's still a puppy learns faster.

(03-22-2021 12:33 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  They mentioned that home prices were lower in Florida, but that won't continue if so many companies are moving there. They'll just up the price of housing like they do in California because of lack of housing. Sure, you can build more but do you think contractors won't wise up like the petroleum industry is doing right now and raise home prices?

By the way, last week Super Unleaded was $2.90 a gallon, I filled up yesterday and it was $3.05 a gallon. Thank you Mr. Stairmaster. The only good thing about this is that everyone including the idiots that voted for this Senile Old Fool are feeling the pinch too. Ha, ha, we told them but like always they are idiots that don't listen. My son's German Shepard who's still a puppy learns faster.

correct...