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DRAINING THE SWAMPHis battle cry during the election. Obama was an establishment fancier. So Trump was gonna do something about that.Trump was admirably against all these leach sucking corporate elites exploiting and siphoning off hard earned dollars from hard working Americans. So the last thing we need is these horrible corporations getting more power than they already have? Someone must stand up for Americans and drain the swamp from these billionaire exploiting elites. Thank God Trump was gonna sort this out.Lets look at the cabinet Trump appointed in his crusade - Read very carefully - appointing these people to the cabinet gives them MORE powerAndy Puzder, who is to head the U.S. Department of Labor, the long-time mogul in charge of the Hardee’s and Carl’s Jr. fast-food chains, companies KNOWN FOR BEING ANTI-WORKER AND ANTI-UNION , and who opposes many or all of the most important, recent, pro-worker initiatives of the Obama Labor Department, including a rule to ensure that worker are properly compensated for overtime.Department of the TreasurySecretary: Steven MnuchinBackground: He’s a banker. Specifically, Mnuchin is a former senior executive at GOLDMAN SACHS and a hedge fund manager who bought the failed mortgage lenderVice President-elect Mike Pence,who has STRONG TIES TO THE KOCH INDUSTRIES and raked in eye-popping sums from the finance sector, construction industry, pharmaceutical industry and chemical industry;Gary Cohn,FORMER GOLDMAN SACHS EXECUTIVE .Slated to head the National Economic Council, who led Goldman Sachs as it profited off the housing market collapse in part by misleading its own clients;Elaine Chao,Up to run the U.S. Department of Transportation, who served on the board of directors of WELLS FARGO during the cross-selling scandal, as well as a half dozen other CORPORATE BOARDSDepartment of Health and Human ServicesSecretary selected by Trump: Alex AzarBackground: Azar was a safe and entirely conventional choice as Price’s replacement. He served in senior positions at HHS under President George W. Bush before becoming a top executive at Eli Lilly, the PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY.Department of CommerceTrump’s pick: Wilbur RossBackground: Another billionaire, Ross is the chairman of a private equity firm that he founded and later sold. FOR 25 YEARS HE RAN ROTHSCHILD INC!?TRUMP CHARACTER - Much better than Obama from a certain point viewrace hater, sex assaulter, rage twitter, Putin supporter,enemy maker, lie teller, conspiracy maker, weakening national security, whinner,Trump succeeded in making the swamp of the Obama administration exponentially larger.

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No.I started 2 successful technology/healthcare companies in upstate NY (way upstate). One has gone public, is NASDAQ traded, profitable and growing, the other is growing even faster and is still private. I cannot name a single thing that was a disadvantage vs. location in NYC or SF. On the contrary, many advantages, especially regarding the cost-effectiveness of starting and operating new businesses. It would have taken about 4 times the capital to get a company to the same level in SF or NYC in my industry. Actually, funny enough, one of our competitors was founded in the Bay Area and subsequently ran out of money and went out of business.Also, please do not underestimate the importance of your personal lifestyle and ability to maintain sanity/preserve your marriage/spend time with your children/pursue sports and other activities (whatever is important to you outside your work) while trying to get a business off the ground. My office is a 5 minute drive from my home and there is NO TRAFFIC EVER. I have 2 small children and I can meet them from school bus at 3pm in the afternoon and continue working from home the rest of the day. The public schools are great. My mortgage is laughably small by Bay Area/NYC standards. In fact when I meet up with my business school friends that live in NYC and Bay Area I make sure not to speak about these subjects at all just so I don't hurt their feelings.Another thing is that there are exceptionally talented people working and living outside of "hot" and overhyped areas, you just have to look/network to find them and treat them well. They make loyal workforce which will be much more stable in a smaller community, and you will not suffer high turnover rates like in major metros where they are constantly job-hopping in search for the next seemingly better deal.Just to name some companies started in my town:-Kodak-Xerox-Bausch & Lomb-Wegmans (still private, over $3B)-Birdseye Foods-Constellation Brands-Paychex-Lenel Systems (started with very small amounts of angel capital, sold to UTC for $440 million in cash, founders made over $200 million in cash)-CVC, Inc (a semiconductor equipment manufacturer, IPO'd in 2000)I am a part of the local group of over 130 CEOs of high technology companies. we are in a tiny metro area compared to NYC or SF, but there is no shortage of innovation, connections, opportunities and smart motivated people. I am sure it is the same in many other places outside of the obvious. Entrepreneurship is frequently the opposite of following the crowd ;)