Job Creators Network Foundation President Elaine Parker explains why her company is calling out MLB with a Times Square billboard
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Counting down to the Geico five hundred
race today
also a whole bunch of other
stories, including this.
The job network is ramping up
pressure of MLB, commissioner, Rob
Manfred over his decision to
pull the all star game out of
Atlanta.
They have a Times square
billboard that will go up
tomorrow, explaining the to it
will take on small businesses as
theyre fighting to recover from
Covid 19 lockdowns
here is Elaine Parker Chief
Communications officer for the
job creators network
Elaine thanks so much for being
here this morning,
youre going on the offense
hey, Mr Commissioner, if you do
this, move this out of Atlanta
to Denver? Well call you out, for
it
are you hopeful? Maybe they
reconsider the decision,
thanks for having me PETE,
we call them like. We see them,
and the commissioner clearly has
all strikes and no balls.
We put up the billboard in Times
Square
think about it
strikes one gave into the woke
crowd and misinformation about
lies about the Georgia voting
law.
Two. He made the decision to
move the game out of Georgia
based on false information.
Third, he cost the state
one hundred dollars million, mainly hurting
minority businesses
were here to demand. He bring
the game back to the state of
Georgia, because three strikes
youre out
PETE. True good point:
you talk about the dem of course,
Grays Atlanta Denver. We have
a demographic who it would be
affecting moving the game
in the city of Atlanta. You have
a fifty one percent black population,
the city of Denver, not even over
ten percent.
When you move the business out
with millions of dollars of
economic impact, youre taking
away benefit of black Americans
in Atlanta and shifting it to
white businesses in Denver
Atlanta, you mentioned fifty one percent.
There are nine times black owned
businesses in Atlanta than in
Denver
as much as they are following
all of this misinformation and
perpetuating all of these lies
theyre actually hurting the
very people they claim to be
helping.
Overall, small businesses in
Atlanta will be hurt.
We spoke with minority owned
small business owner who has a
limo business.
He was very excited about this
game coming to Atlanta, getting
his employees back to work, and
now he is not only worried about
losing this this event, but
future events that may not stay
in Atlanta may decide to go
elsewhere, based on
misinformation,
PETE im glad such knee jerk
nonsense from major league
baseball.
We talked about the small
businesses impacted, not to
mention the voter integrity. Laws
are more stringent in Denver
than Atlanta.
You cant make up the entirety
of this story.
I wonder if he ever admits his
mistake,
giving him every opportunity to
do so.
Real, quick Elaine this week
will mark Joe Bidens first one hundred
days in office.
It has been a tough one hundred days for
small businesses from covid
lockdowns to regulations,
theyre talking about increasing
taxes,
what Keystone XL pipeline
certain sectors being targeted.
What is the your evaluation of
small business in America in the
first one hundred days of Joe Biden,
the first one hundred days of the
Biden Administration has been a
declaration of war on small
businesses.
The policies out of this
administration are rapid fire
against small businesses,
theyre costing jobs, raising
energy prices, making it harder
to find workers and operate
their businesses. But by far as
you mentioned, PETE, the biggest
threat to small businesses is
the increase in taxes and even
the support of the pro act,
which, frankly has so many
negatives were actually calling.
Is the con act
million of small businesses out
there structured as corporations,
and they will face a thirty three percent tax
increase coming out of the worst
pandemic. Weve ever seen,
millions of small businesses
shut down across the country
as theyre coming out, were
starting to reopen many states,
you know are open one hundred percent theyre
going to face these huge tax
increases and they just it is
not fair.
These. This is bad policy, hurts
small businesses, hurts workers,
hurts our economy,
PETE Well said Elaine, Parker,
chief communications officer for
the job creates network.
Thank you for your time.
Transcript generated on 2021-04-28.