Nobody wants to admit American manufacturing just hit a new low

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Nobody wants to admit American manufacturing just hit a new low

5 Apr 2023 ~~ By Jazz Shaw

In case you hadn’t noticed, President Joe Biden has been making a number of appearances lately at manufacturing plants. These trips included a microchip plant in North Carolina and a “green energy” plant in Minnesota. He’s been attempting to show voters how his policies are driving an economic comeback in the manufacturing sector, particularly for projects to save the climate or whatever. But as usual, the real story of American manufacturing is quite different than the one that the White House is trying to sell. As was reported in the Free Beacon on Monday, analysts are keeping a close eye on the Institute for Supply Management’s manufacturing index, known as PMI. It’s a key indicator of how strong manufacturing actually is in the United States. And this week, the index fell to the lowest level seen since the pandemic began.
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Not all of this contraction in the manufacturing sector can be pinned directly on Joe Biden and his policies. (Though he’s clearly not helping.) Analysts studying these trends have been pointing out for a while now that most manufacturing companies have increased automation at a steady pace. More and more traditional assembly and production jobs have been eliminated. That doesn’t necessarily mean that the company is producing fewer goods. They just use fewer human beings to create them.


Commentary:
No workers. No raw materials to work with, even if we had the workers to do the work.
Let’s Go, Brandon!
The Quisling Media will never report it.
It’s like the Soviet press that constantly harped about “Record” Harvests. While Ukrainians starved to death.
Indeed, China builds coal power plants daily so they will have electricity to support their manufacturing. The US closes coal power plants.
All I see when I see Biden visiting these plants is the Kim family visits to Nork production plants where there is no sign of actual production/products except for maybe a barrel or a can or two on an otherwise empty roller conveyer.
It will get even lower under the remaining Biden regime. How can you expect otherwise when the energy industry is severely damaged? Progress will require energy and we are denying ourselves this commodity. Only countries like China, Russia, India and North Korea are winners because they ignore the climate change fools and just continue doing it their own way at our foolish expense.
 
There is no semblance of a future in what Biden does, its all annihilatingly destructive to one core target, the United States, it drains the nations wealth and its strategic oil reserves to this fucking day, do you fuckers even begin to comprehend, its in your faces!

The demonic Biden is literally looting, and pillaging the United States, you fuckers just refuse to see, to even look, its right before your eyes, what future is Biden and its administration preparing for, here's hint, NONE! :auiqs.jpg:
 
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Give it all away, that must be the Biden plan.


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Well, Joey Xi as depleted our SPR to its lowest in 40 years and our fuel costs will now rise above $5.00/gal.
Just one more example of Joey Xi's decisions, a day late and a dollar short.
 

Nobody wants to admit American manufacturing just hit a new low

5 Apr 2023 ~~ By Jazz Shaw

In case you hadn’t noticed, President Joe Biden has been making a number of appearances lately at manufacturing plants. These trips included a microchip plant in North Carolina and a “green energy” plant in Minnesota. He’s been attempting to show voters how his policies are driving an economic comeback in the manufacturing sector, particularly for projects to save the climate or whatever. But as usual, the real story of American manufacturing is quite different than the one that the White House is trying to sell. As was reported in the Free Beacon on Monday, analysts are keeping a close eye on the Institute for Supply Management’s manufacturing index, known as PMI. It’s a key indicator of how strong manufacturing actually is in the United States. And this week, the index fell to the lowest level seen since the pandemic began.
~Snip~
Not all of this contraction in the manufacturing sector can be pinned directly on Joe Biden and his policies. (Though he’s clearly not helping.) Analysts studying these trends have been pointing out for a while now that most manufacturing companies have increased automation at a steady pace. More and more traditional assembly and production jobs have been eliminated. That doesn’t necessarily mean that the company is producing fewer goods. They just use fewer human beings to create them.


Commentary:
No workers. No raw materials to work with, even if we had the workers to do the work.
Let’s Go, Brandon!
The Quisling Media will never report it.
It’s like the Soviet press that constantly harped about “Record” Harvests. While Ukrainians starved to death.
Indeed, China builds coal power plants daily so they will have electricity to support their manufacturing. The US closes coal power plants.
All I see when I see Biden visiting these plants is the Kim family visits to Nork production plants where there is no sign of actual production/products except for maybe a barrel or a can or two on an otherwise empty roller conveyer.
It will get even lower under the remaining Biden regime. How can you expect otherwise when the energy industry is severely damaged? Progress will require energy and we are denying ourselves this commodity. Only countries like China, Russia, India and North Korea are winners because they ignore the climate change fools and just continue doing it their own way at our foolish expense.
dims believe if you hide it it aint real .
 

Nobody wants to admit American manufacturing just hit a new low

5 Apr 2023 ~~ By Jazz Shaw

In case you hadn’t noticed, President Joe Biden has been making a number of appearances lately at manufacturing plants. These trips included a microchip plant in North Carolina and a “green energy” plant in Minnesota. He’s been attempting to show voters how his policies are driving an economic comeback in the manufacturing sector, particularly for projects to save the climate or whatever. But as usual, the real story of American manufacturing is quite different than the one that the White House is trying to sell. As was reported in the Free Beacon on Monday, analysts are keeping a close eye on the Institute for Supply Management’s manufacturing index, known as PMI. It’s a key indicator of how strong manufacturing actually is in the United States. And this week, the index fell to the lowest level seen since the pandemic began.
~Snip~
Not all of this contraction in the manufacturing sector can be pinned directly on Joe Biden and his policies. (Though he’s clearly not helping.) Analysts studying these trends have been pointing out for a while now that most manufacturing companies have increased automation at a steady pace. More and more traditional assembly and production jobs have been eliminated. That doesn’t necessarily mean that the company is producing fewer goods. They just use fewer human beings to create them.


Commentary:
No workers. No raw materials to work with, even if we had the workers to do the work.
Let’s Go, Brandon!
The Quisling Media will never report it.
It’s like the Soviet press that constantly harped about “Record” Harvests. While Ukrainians starved to death.
Indeed, China builds coal power plants daily so they will have electricity to support their manufacturing. The US closes coal power plants.
All I see when I see Biden visiting these plants is the Kim family visits to Nork production plants where there is no sign of actual production/products except for maybe a barrel or a can or two on an otherwise empty roller conveyer.
It will get even lower under the remaining Biden regime. How can you expect otherwise when the energy industry is severely damaged? Progress will require energy and we are denying ourselves this commodity. Only countries like China, Russia, India and North Korea are winners because they ignore the climate change fools and just continue doing it their own way at our foolish expense.
Official 1st quarter GDP was about 3.2%, labor market holding up well, capital investment in equipment have remained strong. I can't work up much fear for the economy at the moment. I favor the evaluation of the March 15, 2023 Deloitte Insights evaluation.
 
Official 1st quarter GDP was about 3.2%, labor market holding up well, capital investment in equipment have remained strong. I can't work up much fear for the economy at the moment. I favor the evaluation of the March 15, 2023 Deloitte Insights evaluation.
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Nobody wants to admit American manufacturing just hit a new low

5 Apr 2023 ~~ By Jazz Shaw

In case you hadn’t noticed, President Joe Biden has been making a number of appearances lately at manufacturing plants. These trips included a microchip plant in North Carolina and a “green energy” plant in Minnesota. He’s been attempting to show voters how his policies are driving an economic comeback in the manufacturing sector, particularly for projects to save the climate or whatever. But as usual, the real story of American manufacturing is quite different than the one that the White House is trying to sell. As was reported in the Free Beacon on Monday, analysts are keeping a close eye on the Institute for Supply Management’s manufacturing index, known as PMI. It’s a key indicator of how strong manufacturing actually is in the United States. And this week, the index fell to the lowest level seen since the pandemic began.
~Snip~
Not all of this contraction in the manufacturing sector can be pinned directly on Joe Biden and his policies. (Though he’s clearly not helping.) Analysts studying these trends have been pointing out for a while now that most manufacturing companies have increased automation at a steady pace. More and more traditional assembly and production jobs have been eliminated. That doesn’t necessarily mean that the company is producing fewer goods. They just use fewer human beings to create them.


Commentary:
No workers. No raw materials to work with, even if we had the workers to do the work.
Let’s Go, Brandon!
The Quisling Media will never report it.
It’s like the Soviet press that constantly harped about “Record” Harvests. While Ukrainians starved to death.
Indeed, China builds coal power plants daily so they will have electricity to support their manufacturing. The US closes coal power plants.
All I see when I see Biden visiting these plants is the Kim family visits to Nork production plants where there is no sign of actual production/products except for maybe a barrel or a can or two on an otherwise empty roller conveyer.
It will get even lower under the remaining Biden regime. How can you expect otherwise when the energy industry is severely damaged? Progress will require energy and we are denying ourselves this commodity. Only countries like China, Russia, India and North Korea are winners because they ignore the climate change fools and just continue doing it their own way at our foolish expense.
That PMI number is similar to 2019 under Trump.
 

Nobody wants to admit American manufacturing just hit a new low

5 Apr 2023 ~~ By Jazz Shaw

In case you hadn’t noticed, President Joe Biden has been making a number of appearances lately at manufacturing plants. These trips included a microchip plant in North Carolina and a “green energy” plant in Minnesota. He’s been attempting to show voters how his policies are driving an economic comeback in the manufacturing sector, particularly for projects to save the climate or whatever. But as usual, the real story of American manufacturing is quite different than the one that the White House is trying to sell. As was reported in the Free Beacon on Monday, analysts are keeping a close eye on the Institute for Supply Management’s manufacturing index, known as PMI. It’s a key indicator of how strong manufacturing actually is in the United States. And this week, the index fell to the lowest level seen since the pandemic began.
~Snip~
Not all of this contraction in the manufacturing sector can be pinned directly on Joe Biden and his policies. (Though he’s clearly not helping.) Analysts studying these trends have been pointing out for a while now that most manufacturing companies have increased automation at a steady pace. More and more traditional assembly and production jobs have been eliminated. That doesn’t necessarily mean that the company is producing fewer goods. They just use fewer human beings to create them.


Commentary:
No workers. No raw materials to work with, even if we had the workers to do the work.
Let’s Go, Brandon!
The Quisling Media will never report it.
It’s like the Soviet press that constantly harped about “Record” Harvests. While Ukrainians starved to death.
Indeed, China builds coal power plants daily so they will have electricity to support their manufacturing. The US closes coal power plants.
All I see when I see Biden visiting these plants is the Kim family visits to Nork production plants where there is no sign of actual production/products except for maybe a barrel or a can or two on an otherwise empty roller conveyer.
It will get even lower under the remaining Biden regime. How can you expect otherwise when the energy industry is severely damaged? Progress will require energy and we are denying ourselves this commodity. Only countries like China, Russia, India and North Korea are winners because they ignore the climate change fools and just continue doing it their own way at our foolish expense.
it's Been Declining for a LONG Time..
 
There's no money to be made in manufacturing when the companies are forced to pay $10 an hour or less.

All manufactured goods can be purchased from China.
 

Nobody wants to admit American manufacturing just hit a new low

5 Apr 2023 ~~ By Jazz Shaw

In case you hadn’t noticed, President Joe Biden has been making a number of appearances lately at manufacturing plants. These trips included a microchip plant in North Carolina and a “green energy” plant in Minnesota. He’s been attempting to show voters how his policies are driving an economic comeback in the manufacturing sector, particularly for projects to save the climate or whatever. But as usual, the real story of American manufacturing is quite different than the one that the White House is trying to sell. As was reported in the Free Beacon on Monday, analysts are keeping a close eye on the Institute for Supply Management’s manufacturing index, known as PMI. It’s a key indicator of how strong manufacturing actually is in the United States. And this week, the index fell to the lowest level seen since the pandemic began.
~Snip~
Not all of this contraction in the manufacturing sector can be pinned directly on Joe Biden and his policies. (Though he’s clearly not helping.) Analysts studying these trends have been pointing out for a while now that most manufacturing companies have increased automation at a steady pace. More and more traditional assembly and production jobs have been eliminated. That doesn’t necessarily mean that the company is producing fewer goods. They just use fewer human beings to create them.


Commentary:
No workers. No raw materials to work with, even if we had the workers to do the work.
Let’s Go, Brandon!
The Quisling Media will never report it.
It’s like the Soviet press that constantly harped about “Record” Harvests. While Ukrainians starved to death.
Indeed, China builds coal power plants daily so they will have electricity to support their manufacturing. The US closes coal power plants.
All I see when I see Biden visiting these plants is the Kim family visits to Nork production plants where there is no sign of actual production/products except for maybe a barrel or a can or two on an otherwise empty roller conveyer.
It will get even lower under the remaining Biden regime. How can you expect otherwise when the energy industry is severely damaged? Progress will require energy and we are denying ourselves this commodity. Only countries like China, Russia, India and North Korea are winners because they ignore the climate change fools and just continue doing it their own way at our foolish expense.

The master plan is working accordingly for the Globalists and their 2030 agenda.

Meanwhile China's burnin' the fossil fuels like they're going out of style.
 
2023 to 2024 may be the worst winter ever for many Europeans largely because we blew up Russia's gas pipeline and quadrupled their energy costs.

No no silly.

Putin blew up his own gas pipeline after Biden threatened to do so on camera.

You must not even watch CNN.

Next you'll be tellin' us that Chinese spy balloons are recording US military secrets without our government doing a solitary thing about it.

Absurd conspiracy cockamamie.
 
No question.
For us, March was a surprisingly and staggeringly bad month.
March is usually a fairly strong month, it was not. Our revenue was down 21% over PY. What the hell?
We have not seen that kind of drop since Covid.
It is obviously very early, but April is showing some bounce back.
 

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