Comment by systemvoltage
Comment by systemvoltage 2 days ago
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Comment by systemvoltage 2 days ago
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Something like 40% of Republicans believed Obama was 'responsible' for 9/11 in 2015/16
(failed to prevent, not personally perpetrated)
There is a lag between policy and results, I don't think you can fairly say that because it's happening NOW it's biden's doing (though i'll give credit to Biden for now ending the changes Trump enacted). But Trump should get credit for completely reorienting our trade policy.
Actually you can, the CHIPS act and the IRA lead to a massive boom in factory construction.
It's a horizontal line going supersonic [0]
In 2016-2020 the economy was good, jobs were plentiful and there was mostly peace. Then the Democrats mismanaged COVID and the Munich peace conference in 2022, then doubled down and sent Pelosi to stir up the pot in Taiwan.
Now we have cold or hot war everywhere, and a TSMC plant is built for election purposes.
Trump absolutely started the U.S. manufacturing drive, sometimes he does not push things through. Still, the world would be in a much better shape had he been elected in 2020.
Well, one of the three fabs did. The newer two fabs, including the one with the most advanced processes, started in '22 and '24 respectively; that was thanks to the Biden Admin, per TSMC.[0][1]
Biden, Democrats and the moderate Republicans that came together to support this deserve the credit here. It's game changing stuff, a big chunk of which could be on the chopping block if the extreme takes power again.
Past is prologue - if he couldn’t do it then, how could he do it now? He’s already said he’d repeal the IRA.
All he’s proposing is 10-20% universal tariffs that’ll raise the cost of off-season fruits and in-season coffee by 10-20%.
Absolutely astounding to credit the guy on whose watch this literally did not happen for something that's happening now.
Is this like the people that credited current infrastructure improvements to his infrastructure week that didn't happen?