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Big Government???No. I rarely vote on personalities, looks or charm.Yeah and?Biden is a corrupt, senile potato who Kamala Harris claimed was a rapist.Do you miss Trump yet? You should
Nope, 4 years of vapid, infantile, deceitful ranting & raving were quite enough for a lifetime ... good riddance to Donny, may he fade away and never be heard from again.
I may not agree with ole Uncle Joe on much of anything but at least he's capable of acting like a rational human being most of the time.
Or were you just trying to start a game of : Alex, I'll take, "Things that Joe Biden and Donald Trump have in common" for a 100?
I work on policies, and Trump had the best policies by a country mile.
Uh-huh, except apparently when you're criticizing the opposition for something other than "policies".
As far as Trump's "policies", I guess if you're a fan of big government, state interventionism and crony capitalism then he was an all-star, for those of us that we're looking for less overt statism and more free market capitalism, his "policies" pretty much sucked.
Under Trump American manufacturing jobs increased. Under this Joe Dufus clown a hostile business climate exist. Maybe Joe wants us to buy the steel from his Chinese buddies. The ones that made his family rich.
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Executives with the U.S. Steel Corp. announced days ago that they are canceling a $1.5 billion project in western Pennsylvania that was set to bring thousands of middle-class union jobs to the region, a move that many are now blaming on Democrats and environmental groups.
On April 30, U.S. Steel President David Burritt announced that a $1.5 billion project to majorly improve its Mon Valley Works operation with state-of-the-art steel casting, rolling technology, and a cogeneration plant is being canceled.
The project’s cancelation means that about 1,000 union construction jobs will be lost for the region. Likely thousands more U.S. jobs in supporting industries will be lost as a result.
Also, U.S. Steel is idling Batties 1, 2, and 3 at its Clairton Plant by 2023, which accounts for about 17 percent of coke production. The decision is intended to improve “environmental performance.” That decision, U.S. Steel executives said, is unlikely to lead to layoffs for its 130 full-time employees at Batties 1, 2, and 3.
The cancelation of the Mon Valley Works investment came after U.S. Steel’s permitting process with the Allegheny County Health Department was delayed due to the Chinese coronavirus crisis.
Burritt mentioned in his announcement:
We commissioned the manufacturing of the equipment and began site preparations. However, with over $170 million invested and equipment being stored in Pittsburgh-area warehouses, we’re still only at the beginning stages of project execution. By contrast, during this same time period, a competing steel manufacturer in another state announced a new steel mill and will be ready to make steel this year.
A lot has changed in those two years. At the onset of the pandemic, U. S. Steel agreed with the need for the County Health Department to temporarily delay its permitting process for the Mon Valley Works, but this delay allowed for a consequential window of time during which we expanded our understanding of steelmaking’s future in a rapidly decarbonizing world. The world is changing rapidly and we’re on the ten-yard line with 90 yards ahead of us.
Republicans and others in Pennsylvania are now placing blame on Democrats and their allies in the environmental lobby for creating a hostile business environment that helped kill off the job-creating project.
OMG, is all you righties do is recycle your lies? I mean, in addition to being boring..you're starting to get lazy too!
The Rust Belt boom that wasn't: Heartland job growth lagged under Trump
The voters of Monroe County, Michigan, may have expected an economic windfall when they flipped from supporting Democrat Barack Obama to help put Donald Trump in the White House in 2016.www.reuters.com
Trump's Numbers July 2020 Update - FactCheck.org
Statistical measures of how things have changed since the president took office.www.factcheck.org
Yeppers. Remember back in 1978 when DEMOCRAT Jimmah Cahtah formed the Department of Education and appointed the cabinet level SecEd? Payola to the teachers' unions for their 1976 endorsement. Ever since the quality of education in the US has been circling the toilet bowl.The democrats keep trying to throw bones to the union, some win, like teachers unions, and some lose, like the unions for energy jobs. Biden's promise of good paying union jobs in "green energy" will evaporate like Solyndra.Unions in general are clueless. They've been in the pocket of the Communist Democrats for so long they forgot what freedom is. I'd have no problem with unions if they got out of politics altogether.Who did the steel workers union endorse in the Presidency again? That’s right it was Sleepy Joe Xiden. Reap what ya sow dumbasses!!!
If consumers switch from gas powered vehicles to EVs, that means more powerplants and upgraded grids and higher power bills. Biden and the democrats are setting the stage for major power problems.
A recent article from The Conversation (a global network of newsrooms), written by researchers at the University of Texas and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, says, “if virtually all passenger cars in Texas were electrified today, that state would need approximately 110 more terawatt-hours of electricity per year—the average annual electricity consumption of 11 million homes. The added electricity demand would result in a 30 percent increase over current consumption in Texas.” The report went on to note complete electrification of passenger vehicle transportation in California “might require nearly 50 percent more electricity.”
Driving Change on the Grid—The Impact of EV Adoption
Utilities and other power generators need to prepare now for increased loads as the electrification of transportation grows. As with any challenge, opportunities exist for those willing to invest in electricwww.powermag.com
The filthy teacher's unions own the Democrat Party now but those manufacturing connected unions are finding out that the Socialists have other priorities.
The filthy teacher's unions own the Democrat Party now but those manufacturing connected unions are finding out that the Socialists have other priorities.
I thought Unions went out with the flares.Yeppers. Remember back in 1978 when DEMOCRAT Jimmah Cahtah formed the Department of Education and appointed the cabinet level SecEd? Payola to the teachers' unions for their 1976 endorsement. Ever since the quality of education in the US has been circling the toilet bowl.The democrats keep trying to throw bones to the union, some win, like teachers unions, and some lose, like the unions for energy jobs. Biden's promise of good paying union jobs in "green energy" will evaporate like Solyndra.Unions in general are clueless. They've been in the pocket of the Communist Democrats for so long they forgot what freedom is. I'd have no problem with unions if they got out of politics altogether.Who did the steel workers union endorse in the Presidency again? That’s right it was Sleepy Joe Xiden. Reap what ya sow dumbasses!!!
If consumers switch from gas powered vehicles to EVs, that means more powerplants and upgraded grids and higher power bills. Biden and the democrats are setting the stage for major power problems.
A recent article from The Conversation (a global network of newsrooms), written by researchers at the University of Texas and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, says, “if virtually all passenger cars in Texas were electrified today, that state would need approximately 110 more terawatt-hours of electricity per year—the average annual electricity consumption of 11 million homes. The added electricity demand would result in a 30 percent increase over current consumption in Texas.” The report went on to note complete electrification of passenger vehicle transportation in California “might require nearly 50 percent more electricity.”Driving Change on the Grid—The Impact of EV Adoption
Utilities and other power generators need to prepare now for increased loads as the electrification of transportation grows. As with any challenge, opportunities exist for those willing to invest in electric
The filthy teacher's unions own the Democrat Party now but those manufacturing connected unions are finding out that the Socialists have other priorities.
My wife was a school teacher during that time and a member of the Teacher's Union. After they endorsed that asshole Carter she quit the union. Thank god that Florida is a right to work state so she wasn't forced to join a despicable organization that supported an idiot Democrat.
I thought Unions went out with the flares.Yeppers. Remember back in 1978 when DEMOCRAT Jimmah Cahtah formed the Department of Education and appointed the cabinet level SecEd? Payola to the teachers' unions for their 1976 endorsement. Ever since the quality of education in the US has been circling the toilet bowl.The democrats keep trying to throw bones to the union, some win, like teachers unions, and some lose, like the unions for energy jobs. Biden's promise of good paying union jobs in "green energy" will evaporate like Solyndra.Unions in general are clueless. They've been in the pocket of the Communist Democrats for so long they forgot what freedom is. I'd have no problem with unions if they got out of politics altogether.Who did the steel workers union endorse in the Presidency again? That’s right it was Sleepy Joe Xiden. Reap what ya sow dumbasses!!!
If consumers switch from gas powered vehicles to EVs, that means more powerplants and upgraded grids and higher power bills. Biden and the democrats are setting the stage for major power problems.
A recent article from The Conversation (a global network of newsrooms), written by researchers at the University of Texas and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, says, “if virtually all passenger cars in Texas were electrified today, that state would need approximately 110 more terawatt-hours of electricity per year—the average annual electricity consumption of 11 million homes. The added electricity demand would result in a 30 percent increase over current consumption in Texas.” The report went on to note complete electrification of passenger vehicle transportation in California “might require nearly 50 percent more electricity.”Driving Change on the Grid—The Impact of EV Adoption
Utilities and other power generators need to prepare now for increased loads as the electrification of transportation grows. As with any challenge, opportunities exist for those willing to invest in electric
The filthy teacher's unions own the Democrat Party now but those manufacturing connected unions are finding out that the Socialists have other priorities.
My wife was a school teacher during that time and a member of the Teacher's Union. After they endorsed that asshole Carter she quit the union. Thank god that Florida is a right to work state so she wasn't forced to join a despicable organization that supported an idiot Democrat.
Even Castro banned them all when he seized power.
The filthy teacher's unions own the Democrat Party now but those manufacturing connected unions are finding out that the Socialists have other priorities.
More unnecessary hate for the Fine Teachers in America.
Next you will say, "I said teacher's unions."
Which I will reply, "Teachers are part of that Union."
Other priorities............lol.
Do you also miss low gas prices, rising GDP and low unemployment, you moron?Under Trump American manufacturing jobs increased. Under this Joe Dufus clown a hostile business climate exist. Maybe Joe wants us to buy the steel from his Chinese buddies. The ones that made his family rich.
Link
Executives with the U.S. Steel Corp. announced days ago that they are canceling a $1.5 billion project in western Pennsylvania that was set to bring thousands of middle-class union jobs to the region, a move that many are now blaming on Democrats and environmental groups.
On April 30, U.S. Steel President David Burritt announced that a $1.5 billion project to majorly improve its Mon Valley Works operation with state-of-the-art steel casting, rolling technology, and a cogeneration plant is being canceled.
The project’s cancelation means that about 1,000 union construction jobs will be lost for the region. Likely thousands more U.S. jobs in supporting industries will be lost as a result.
Also, U.S. Steel is idling Batties 1, 2, and 3 at its Clairton Plant by 2023, which accounts for about 17 percent of coke production. The decision is intended to improve “environmental performance.” That decision, U.S. Steel executives said, is unlikely to lead to layoffs for its 130 full-time employees at Batties 1, 2, and 3.
The cancelation of the Mon Valley Works investment came after U.S. Steel’s permitting process with the Allegheny County Health Department was delayed due to the Chinese coronavirus crisis.
Burritt mentioned in his announcement:
We commissioned the manufacturing of the equipment and began site preparations. However, with over $170 million invested and equipment being stored in Pittsburgh-area warehouses, we’re still only at the beginning stages of project execution. By contrast, during this same time period, a competing steel manufacturer in another state announced a new steel mill and will be ready to make steel this year.
A lot has changed in those two years. At the onset of the pandemic, U. S. Steel agreed with the need for the County Health Department to temporarily delay its permitting process for the Mon Valley Works, but this delay allowed for a consequential window of time during which we expanded our understanding of steelmaking’s future in a rapidly decarbonizing world. The world is changing rapidly and we’re on the ten-yard line with 90 yards ahead of us.
Republicans and others in Pennsylvania are now placing blame on Democrats and their allies in the environmental lobby for creating a hostile business environment that helped kill off the job-creating project.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAaaaa...., yeah, I miss him. What have SNL and all the late-night hosts got to make us laugh about anymore? We MISS that fucking idiot, bigot, egotistical maniac orangutan rat bastard.
That's actually sort of interesting. Not the briebart propaganda you fell for, but the underlying open letter from US Steel to Pitts.Under Trump American manufacturing jobs increased. Under this Joe Dufus clown a hostile business climate exist. Maybe Joe wants us to buy the steel from his Chinese buddies. The ones that made his family rich.
Link
Executives with the U.S. Steel Corp. announced days ago that they are canceling a $1.5 billion project in western Pennsylvania that was set to bring thousands of middle-class union jobs to the region, a move that many are now blaming on Democrats and environmental groups.
On April 30, U.S. Steel President David Burritt announced that a $1.5 billion project to majorly improve its Mon Valley Works operation with state-of-the-art steel casting, rolling technology, and a cogeneration plant is being canceled.
The project’s cancelation means that about 1,000 union construction jobs will be lost for the region. Likely thousands more U.S. jobs in supporting industries will be lost as a result.
Also, U.S. Steel is idling Batties 1, 2, and 3 at its Clairton Plant by 2023, which accounts for about 17 percent of coke production. The decision is intended to improve “environmental performance.” That decision, U.S. Steel executives said, is unlikely to lead to layoffs for its 130 full-time employees at Batties 1, 2, and 3.
The cancelation of the Mon Valley Works investment came after U.S. Steel’s permitting process with the Allegheny County Health Department was delayed due to the Chinese coronavirus crisis.
Burritt mentioned in his announcement:
We commissioned the manufacturing of the equipment and began site preparations. However, with over $170 million invested and equipment being stored in Pittsburgh-area warehouses, we’re still only at the beginning stages of project execution. By contrast, during this same time period, a competing steel manufacturer in another state announced a new steel mill and will be ready to make steel this year.
A lot has changed in those two years. At the onset of the pandemic, U. S. Steel agreed with the need for the County Health Department to temporarily delay its permitting process for the Mon Valley Works, but this delay allowed for a consequential window of time during which we expanded our understanding of steelmaking’s future in a rapidly decarbonizing world. The world is changing rapidly and we’re on the ten-yard line with 90 yards ahead of us.
Republicans and others in Pennsylvania are now placing blame on Democrats and their allies in the environmental lobby for creating a hostile business environment that helped kill off the job-creating project.
www.ussteel.com
do you even attempt to read the material you lie about in OPs? Seriously. LOLUnder Trump American manufacturing jobs increased. Under this Joe Dufus clown a hostile business climate exist. Maybe Joe wants us to buy the steel from his Chinese buddies. The ones that made his family rich.
Link
Executives with the U.S. Steel Corp. announced days ago that they are canceling a $1.5 billion project in western Pennsylvania that was set to bring thousands of middle-class union jobs to the region, a move that many are now blaming on Democrats and environmental groups.
On April 30, U.S. Steel President David Burritt announced that a $1.5 billion project to majorly improve its Mon Valley Works operation with state-of-the-art steel casting, rolling technology, and a cogeneration plant is being canceled.
The project’s cancelation means that about 1,000 union construction jobs will be lost for the region. Likely thousands more U.S. jobs in supporting industries will be lost as a result.
Also, U.S. Steel is idling Batties 1, 2, and 3 at its Clairton Plant by 2023, which accounts for about 17 percent of coke production. The decision is intended to improve “environmental performance.” That decision, U.S. Steel executives said, is unlikely to lead to layoffs for its 130 full-time employees at Batties 1, 2, and 3.
The cancelation of the Mon Valley Works investment came after U.S. Steel’s permitting process with the Allegheny County Health Department was delayed due to the Chinese coronavirus crisis.
Burritt mentioned in his announcement:
We commissioned the manufacturing of the equipment and began site preparations. However, with over $170 million invested and equipment being stored in Pittsburgh-area warehouses, we’re still only at the beginning stages of project execution. By contrast, during this same time period, a competing steel manufacturer in another state announced a new steel mill and will be ready to make steel this year.
A lot has changed in those two years. At the onset of the pandemic, U. S. Steel agreed with the need for the County Health Department to temporarily delay its permitting process for the Mon Valley Works, but this delay allowed for a consequential window of time during which we expanded our understanding of steelmaking’s future in a rapidly decarbonizing world. The world is changing rapidly and we’re on the ten-yard line with 90 yards ahead of us.
Republicans and others in Pennsylvania are now placing blame on Democrats and their allies in the environmental lobby for creating a hostile business environment that helped kill off the job-creating project.
You always should hate greed and stupidity, no matter who is exhibiting it.
My wife was a teacher for 30 years. She did fine without being part of the union greed.
Yep, Trump/GOP won several unions in 2016, and will win even more union votes in 2022 and 2024.The democrats keep trying to throw bones to the union, some win, like teachers unions, and some lose, like the unions for energy jobs. Biden's promise of good paying union jobs in "green energy" will evaporate like Solyndra.Unions in general are clueless. They've been in the pocket of the Communist Democrats for so long they forgot what freedom is. I'd have no problem with unions if they got out of politics altogether.Who did the steel workers union endorse in the Presidency again? That’s right it was Sleepy Joe Xiden. Reap what ya sow dumbasses!!!
If consumers switch from gas powered vehicles to EVs, that means more powerplants and upgraded grids and higher power bills. Biden and the democrats are setting the stage for major power problems.
A recent article from The Conversation (a global network of newsrooms), written by researchers at the University of Texas and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, says, “if virtually all passenger cars in Texas were electrified today, that state would need approximately 110 more terawatt-hours of electricity per year—the average annual electricity consumption of 11 million homes. The added electricity demand would result in a 30 percent increase over current consumption in Texas.” The report went on to note complete electrification of passenger vehicle transportation in California “might require nearly 50 percent more electricity.”Driving Change on the Grid—The Impact of EV Adoption
Utilities and other power generators need to prepare now for increased loads as the electrification of transportation grows. As with any challenge, opportunities exist for those willing to invest in electric
The filthy teacher's unions own the Democrat Party now but those manufacturing connected unions are finding out that the Socialists have other priorities.
Worst President EVER!
No. I rarely vote on personalities, looks or charm.Yeah and?Biden is a corrupt, senile potato who Kamala Harris claimed was a rapist.Do you miss Trump yet? You should
Nope, 4 years of vapid, infantile, deceitful ranting & raving were quite enough for a lifetime ... good riddance to Donny, may he fade away and never be heard from again.
I may not agree with ole Uncle Joe on much of anything but at least he's capable of acting like a rational human being most of the time.
Or were you just trying to start a game of : Alex, I'll take, "Things that Joe Biden and Donald Trump have in common" for a 100?
I work on policies, and Trump had the best policies by a country mile.
What was her pay in Florida
The filthy teacher's unions own the Democrat Party now but those manufacturing connected unions are finding out that the Socialists have other priorities.
More unnecessary hate for the Fine Teachers in America.
Next you will say, "I said teacher's unions."
Which I will reply, "Teachers are part of that Union."
Other priorities............lol.
You always should hate greed and stupidity, no matter who is exhibiting it.
My wife was a teacher for 30 years. She did fine without being part of the union greed.
