The party of slavery

The racist just has to be hurt. Reparations will be paid or America will be destroyed.
California is the most liberal state in America. The California legislature has not even voted on reparations
 
So far those factory jobs have not come back. Biden supported tariffs also
And his were targeted designed to protect American jobs and not this madness we see from Trump.
 
That is because the Democrats controlled the House by a wide margin
Yeah, a higher percentage of Republicans voted for it in both the House and Senate.

Dimwingers filibustered it.
 
So far those factory jobs have not come back. Biden supported tariffs also
Yes, there are signs of manufacturing jobs potentially returning to the U.S., a trend known as reshoring. This is driven by a combination of factors, including disruptions to global supply chains during the pandemic and government initiatives aimed at boosting domestic production. However, challenges remain, such as the cost of manufacturing in the U.S. and the need to train a workforce for new technologies.
June showed job growth across the spectrum... not just burger flipper jobs like under Biden...
 
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Yes, there are signs of manufacturing jobs potentially returning to the U.S., a trend known as reshoring. This is driven by a combination of factors, including disruptions to global supply chains during the pandemic and government initiatives aimed at boosting domestic production. However, challenges remain, such as the cost of manufacturing in the U.S. and the need to train a workforce for new technologies.
June showed job growth across the spectrum... not just burger flipper jobs like under Biden...
Signs? Potentially?
 
Signs? Potentially?
Several new corporate investments are being made in the U.S., including GE Aerospace's $1 billion manufacturing investment creating 5,000 jobs, and Anduril Industries' $1 billion investment in an autonomous weapons system facility. Williams International is investing $1 billion in a new gas turbine engine facility in Florida, and Amgen is investing $900 million in its Ohio manufacturing operations
 
You are posting nonsense. read the thread, it's all been explained.

Here is some reading for you.




I don't really expect you to read any of them, but ya gotta try to help where you can, right?
None of that silliness is backed by actual data. Try again.
 
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