Why Tariffs or the threat of, work.
So far President Trump has paused Tariffs on the auto industry until April 2nd. He recently spoke with the big three. And it looks as if he’s getting results.
GM and Stellantis both have made commitments to spend more on US plants. GM said their investments can be as high as 60 billion. No word yet from Ford.
Honda who’s not part of the big three has stated that a new plant is going to be built here. All this because of a threat. Winning.
After last night, who wouldn’t be proud to have Trump as their President?
Last night the whole world heard our President and what he would do to fix all the issues that the past administration created. Yes their were disruptions from the losers on the left, and yes our President took note and called out the disrupters.
Below are a few highlights from last night. If you missed last night, you missed the master at work.
Some of the appalling waste we have already identified.”
-$22 billion for housing & cars for illegal aliens
-$45 million for DEI scholarships in Burma
-$40 million for inclusion of sedentary migrants
-$8 million to promote LGBTQ+ in Lesotho
-$60 million for Afro-Colombian empowerment
-$8 million for making mice transgender
-$32 million for left-wing propaganda in Moldova
-$10 million for male circumcision in Mozambique
-$20 million for Arab Sesame Street
-$1.9 billion for Stacey Abrams & decarbonization
-$3.5 million for lavish fish monitoring
-$1.5 million for voter confidence in Liberia“We have ended weaponized government where, as an example, a sitting president is allowed to viciously prosecute his political opponent, like me.”
“How did that work out?”
You got the Tariffs, Don’t do what you did the last time. Steel and Aluminum.
The last time President Trump placed the Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum, the American companies raised their prices. This was wrong and let us hope that someone in government keeps an eye on this.
Canada, Brazil, Mexico, South Korea and Vietnam are the biggest sellers of steel into the U.S., according to American Iron and Steel Institute data, while Canada is the dominant supplier of imported aluminum.
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