Trump’s Big Tariff Talk Crumbles. He’s Backing Down Big Time!

[otto105]

You guys want stuff done in a day. Such entitlement mentalities. It's gimmie, gimmie, gimmie. I want my cheap Chinese stuff! Wah! Wah! Fuckinhg Wah!

Shitler! think that he can bring back manufacturing at a massive scale. It simply will not happen unless prices raise 30-40%.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

'cause no pictures.



yep.





my guess is syphilitic brain syndrome.



imo, i think the self loathing jew, stephen miller told him it was real & donny's brain said m'k. just like when miller tried saying that the supremes decided 9-0 in trump's favor to let garcia rot in el salvador... which was 100% a lie.



donny is certifiable.

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Y'all are so fun.

Keep entertaining me.




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[Paradoxical#1]

There is only the truth, for you have no empathy.

Thank you for your admonition, Cardinal Mahoney. I will go and sin no more. How can I ever hope to be as kind and moral as you?

 

[Paradoxical#1]

Every wackjob here was saying ppl would die from heart attacks or cancer after getting the jab, so I know this is widely circulated within Magasphere. People were even posting random stories of someone dying, and without no proof, imply it was from the vaccine. They're still doing it. Ditto for nuclear war with Russia.

Surgical and especially N95 masks were highly effectively up until omicron. Surgical masks stopped being effective because omicron was simply too contagious, but N95s were still good.

On another chat site, I spent many months debating this. NO ONE said what you are claiming about dying from the vaccine. No one. N95 masks did provide better protection but who in the hell wore those and those weren't the masks recommended by the NIH or CDC? The idiot Fauci first said no masks, then yes on masks, and then wear TWO!

 

[Paradoxical#1]

Shitler! think that he can bring back manufacturing at a massive scale. It simply will not happen unless prices raise 30-40%.

From Grok, the best search program available today:

Since President Donald Trump took office on January 20, 2025, several companies have announced plans to relocate to the United States or expand their operations there, often citing his administration’s policies like tariffs, tax incentives, and deregulation. Below is a list of notable companies based on available information from recent sources:
Companies Announcing Investments or Relocation to the U.S.:

1. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC)
   • Investment: Announced a $100 billion expansion of U.S. operations, building on a prior $65 billion investment in Arizona, totaling $165 billion.
   • Details: Plans include five new factories, two advanced packaging facilities, and a research and design center in Phoenix, creating thousands of jobs. This was partly in response to Trump’s tariff threats on foreign chips.
   • Source: Newsweek, March 21, 2025; Forbes, March 30, 2025; X posts.
2. Hyundai
   • Investment: Pledged $20 billion, including $5.8 billion for a new steel plant in Louisiana.
   • Details: Aimed at expanding U.S. manufacturing, driven by Trump’s tariff policies.
   • Source: X post by
     @martypartymusic
     , March 26, 2025; X post by
     @trump_repost
     , May 1, 2025.
3. Stellantis
   • Investment: Announced a $5 billion investment in its U.S. manufacturing network.
   • Details: Includes reopening a manufacturing plant in Illinois to increase domestic vehicle production.
   • Source: White House X post, March 21, 2025; X post by
     @martypartymusic
     ; X post by
     @RepMTG
     , April 2, 2025.
4. CMA CGM
   • Investment: Committed $20 billion to U.S. shipping and logistics.
   • Details: Expected to create 10,000 new American jobs.
   • Source: White House X post, March 21, 2025; White House, March 12, 2025; X post by
     @trump_repost
     .
5. Apple
   • Investment: Announced a $500 billion investment in U.S. operations.
   • Details: Expected to create 20,000 new jobs, focusing on manufacturing and tech infrastructure.
   • Source: White House, March 12, 2025; Newsweek, March 21, 2025.
6. Nvidia
   • Investment: Plans to invest hundreds of billions over four years in U.S.-based manufacturing.
   • Details: Focused on tech and semiconductor production, supported by Trump’s pro-industry policies.
   • Source: Newsweek, March 21, 2025.
7. SoftBank
   • Investment: Pledged $100 billion over four years, targeting AI and infrastructure.
   • Details: Aimed at creating 100,000 jobs, announced after a meeting with Trump in late 2024.
   • Source: Forbes, March 30, 2025; Newsweek, March 21, 2025.
8. Eli Lilly and Company
   • Investment: Announced a $27 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing.
   • Details: Focused on pharmaceutical production.
   • Source: White House, March 12, 2025; X post by
     @trump_repost
     .
9. GE Aerospace
   • Investment: Committed $1 billion across 16 states.
   • Details: Expected to create 5,000 new jobs in manufacturing operations.
   • Source: White House, March 12, 2025.
10. Merck
    • Investment: Pledged $8 billion over several years, including a new $1 billion facility in North Carolina.
    • Details: Focused on pharmaceutical manufacturing.
    • Source: White House, March 12, 2025.
11. GE Vernova
    • Investment: Announced $600 million over two years for U.S. factories.
    • Details: Expected to create over 1,500 jobs.
    • Source: White House, March 12, 2025.
12. Diageo North America
    • Investment: Committed $415 million for a new manufacturing facility in Alabama.
    • Details: Focused on beverage production.
    • Source: White House, March 12, 2025.
13. Eaton
    • Investment: Announced $340 million for a new South Carolina facility.
    • Details: For manufacturing three-phase transformers.
    • Source: White House, March 12, 2025.
14. Siemens
    • Investment: Pledged $285 million in U.S. electrical product manufacturing.
    • Details: Expected to create over 900 skilled manufacturing jobs.
    • Source: White House, March 12, 2025; X post by
      @trump_repost
      .
15. ABB (Switzerland-based)
    • Investment: Announced $120 million to expand production in Tennessee and Mississippi.
    • Details: Focused on low-voltage electrification products.
    • Source: White House, March 12, 2025.
16. Clarios
    • Investment: Announced a $6 billion plan to expand U.S. manufacturing.
    • Details: Focused on low-voltage energy storage, based in Wisconsin.
    • Source: White House, March 12, 2025.
17. Honda
    • Details: Expected to shift production of 210,000 Civics per year to the U.S. from Mexico starting in 2028.
    • Source: X post by
      @EricLDaugh
      , March 3, 2025; X post by
      @RepMTG
      , April 2, 2025; X post by
      @martypartymusic
      .
18. Nissan
    • Details: Expected to shift production to the U.S. from overseas factories.
    • Source: White House X post, March 21, 2025; X post by
      @RepMTG
      .
19. Volkswagen (VW)
    • Details: Considering shifting production of high-end Audi and Porsche brands to the U.S.
    • Source: X post by
      @martypartymusic
      , March 26, 2025; X post by
      @RepMTG
      .
20. Rolls-Royce and Volvo
    • Details: Noted as investing or moving production to the U.S., though specific investment figures are unclear.
    • Source: X post by
      @RepMTG
      , April 2, 2025.
21. Johnson & Johnson
    • Details: Announced increased U.S. investment, though specific figures were not detailed.
    • Source: Newsweek, March 21, 2025; X post by
      @trump_repost
      .
22. Worldwide Amazon Stores, Venture Global LNG, Pratt, Chobani, Bel, Schneider Electric
    • Details: Recognized by Trump for making significant new investments in the U.S., but specific details on investment amounts or job creation were not provided.
    • Source: X post by
      @trump_repost
      , May 1, 2025.

International Government Commitments:

• United Arab Emirates: Pledged $1.4 trillion over a decade for AI infrastructure, semiconductors, energy, and manufacturing after talks with Trump..
• Saudi Arabia: Announced $600 billion through its Public Investment Fund for U.S. projects over four years..
• Japan (Nippon Steel): Offered $14 billion for U.S. investments..
• Taiwan: Pledged to boost U.S.-based investments, though specific figures beyond TSMC were not detailed..

Context and Considerations:

• Trump’s Policies: These announcements align with Trump’s “America First” agenda, including tariff threats (e.g., 25% on steel, aluminum, and imports from Canada, Mexico, and China), tax cuts, and fast-tracked permits, which encourage companies to relocate or expand in the U.S. to avoid import costs and benefit from a favorable business environment..
• Skepticism on Outcomes: Past promises, like SoftBank’s $50 billion pledge in 2016, had mixed results, with some projects failing to materialize. TSMC’s $100 billion may include prior commitments, raising questions about new impact..
• Economic Concerns: While these investments are significant, some surveys suggest that high U.S. manufacturing costs may push companies to lower-tariff countries instead of the U.S., and automation could limit long-term job gains..
• X Posts: Sentiment on X reflects optimism about Trump’s tariff-driven approach, with users like
  @RepMTG
  and
  @EricLDaugh
  highlighting companies like Honda, TSMC, and Stellantis. However, X posts are not conclusive evidence and may reflect political bias..

Critical Notes:

• The data is based on announcements, and not all pledges may fully materialize, as seen in Trump’s first term..
• Some companies, like TSMC, were already investing in the U.S. under prior administrations, and new commitments may overlap with existing plans..
• The list is non-exhaustive, as additional companies may have made announcements not captured in the provided sources.
• I critically examined the sources to avoid overstated claims, ensuring only verified announcements are included. However, the long-term economic impact remains uncertain due to factors like automation, global trade dynamics, and potential recessions.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Thank you for your admonition, Cardinal Mahoney. I will go and sin no more. How can I ever hope to be as kind and moral as you?

By recognizing you are an erring human who needs to care about others.

You are in the category of a Stephen Miller.

So sad.

 

[krichton]

Ah, Tim Pool, confirmed Russian backed propagandist. Good guy to get your information from.

 

[krichton]

On another chat site, I spent many months debating this. NO ONE said what you are claiming about dying from the vaccine. No one. N95 masks did provide better protection but who in the hell wore those and those weren't the masks recommended by the NIH or CDC? The idiot Fauci first said no masks, then yes on masks, and then wear TWO!

Then the site you were at was probably very heavily moderated against extremism, or there's just no one on that forum. The entire internet raged with morons talking vaccine conspiracies on FB and twitter, and that drizzled down into every major forum such as this one.

Fauci had other reasons for not recommending mask wearing in the beginning. It wasn't because he thought they were ineffective.

 

[jc456]

Ah, Tim Pool, confirmed Russian backed propagandist. Good guy to get your information from.

Better than anything you bring. Stay with the fake, makes you fake

 

[jc456]

Then the site you were at was probably very heavily moderated against extremism, or there's just no one on that forum. The entire internet raged with morons talking vaccine conspiracies on FB and twitter, and that drizzled down into every major forum such as this one.

Fauci had other reasons for not recommending mask wearing in the beginning. It wasn't because he thought they were ineffective.

This is your demofks

 

[krichton]

What illegal acts? Getting rid of fraud, waste and illegals?

So suspending due process and the 5th amendment is not illegal? Yes or no

 

[krichton]

This is your demofks

Be my guest and continue believing everything Putin tells you through paid right wing influencers. I'll stick to my side.

 

[krichton]

They've been exaggerating, lying to you and hoaxing you for years. What has changed?

He is not

What a horrible position Joe Biden left us in with upwards of 15 million illegal aliens in the country, many criminals, where was the due process then?. We will just have to do the best we can with what we have. Sorry not sorry if you don't like it.

Trump is currently being held on contempt of court by a federal judge. Not unusual for a once convicted felon and lifetime criminal.

So suspending the 5th Amendment of the constitution and defying the judicial branch of government is the answer? Sure, if fascism is the goal all along.

 

[krichton]

Yeah it was a gaff and it was of no consequence. Trump is a patriot and he's doing a great job.

Nope, he's just an imbecile and a child

 

[jc456]

Be my guest and continue believing everything Putin tells you through paid right wing influencers. I'll stick to my side.

Putin Putin Putin, you ain’t got any balls you fking sheep. Get new material bored fk

 

[krichton]

Putin Putin Putin, you ain’t got any balls you fking sheep

Spoken like someone who would drop their pants and bend over for Putin and Trump in nanosecond.

 

[jc456]

Spoken like someone who would drop their pants and bend over for Putin and Trump in nanosecond.

All you got. I’m so much bigger than you you can’t compete. Your material is aged talking points and all you got

 

[krichton]

Why do you want these gang people in the United States?

Maybe because we have a constitution, and we still need to follow it, because once you stop doing that, then what you have is a dictatorship, but I guess that's what you want.

 

[jc456]

Yeah it was a gaff and it was of no consequence. Trump is a patriot and he's doing a great job.

 

[jc456]

Maybe because we have a constitution, and we still need to follow it, because once you stop doing that, then what you have is a dictatorship, but I guess that's what you want.

Nope