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10 days agoWill this matter when the republican majority in senate, house and presidency can pass a law making it illegal?
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8·15 days agohttps://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/25/business/economy/chips-commerce-department.html
Yes, this article explains it slightly better…
It’s not a fab. It’s a research location.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/25/business/economy/chips-commerce-department.html
131·1 month agoVery uneducated and dated opinion.
Even this is outdated!
Detroit was getting better in like 2015 and was very nice to live in 2017.
Today, 7 years later. It’s objectively nice. Lots of old and forgotten buildings now hold nice restaurants, hotels, bars, stores, you name it.
Its amazing what they’ve done and it only gets better each year.
You must not be a Harvard MBA in charge of Apple Marketing.
7·2 months agoKenny Kawaguchi on the mound.
Starting lineup.
- Pete Wheeler
- Dimitri Petrovich
- Kiesha Phillips
- Pablo Sanchez
- Tony Delvecchio
- Jocinda Smith
- Stephanie Morgan
- Ahmed Kahn
- Kenny bb
Chatgpt high level summary:
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce received an $800,000 donation from billionaire Hank Meijer shortly after endorsing his son, Peter Meijer, in a 2022 primary. This donation and subsequent ad spending for Peter Meijer have highlighted the issue of “dark money” in U.S. elections, where the ultimate sources of funding are not disclosed. Although the Chamber followed legal requirements, the timing raised questions about the transparency and motivations behind such contributions. The article underscores the broader problem of undisclosed political donations and their impact on voter information and trust in the electoral process.
Also with taxes going to the government… There is a lot of corruption designed to bring those taxes back in the form subsidies, projects, funding etc. No guarantee taxes end up where they are needed.
Neither Trump or Biden will reduce the power of the federal government. Some departments may take a hit and others will get a boost but it won’t be reduced. Way too much money to be made be keeping the beast of corruption for the rich moving.
Trump who you are voting for by not voting for Biden, absolutely is a globalist… With just the shittier parts of the globe.
Wasn’t trump the president who moved the US Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem? A move done to rally his base. Trump is absolutely pro israel and would love to see college kids shipped to a war zone so they can witness the atrocity of the war they are protesting…
Trump has actually… Proved he’s a foreign asset. Put in literally cannot wait for him to retake power so he can absolutely steamroll a legitimate democracy.
Fuck it wouldn’t shock me if Trump sold our military to the highest bidder.
Trump is absolutely an elitist… He has a fucking skyscraper with his name on it in downtown Chicago… What part of that screams… Salt of the Earth? What planet are you living on?
61·7 months agoThe US is providing funding for companies like TSMC and Intel to buld fabs in the US. The reality is that TSMC is having a very hard time hiring and deal with cultural gaps between Asian working mindset vs. American working mindset. There’s going to be some serious pain getting these fabs up and running.
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It gave a reasonable answer and didn’t discount it as a scam.
I get different answers.
“It’s too late now”.
“They’re (Dems) are just trying to save face.”.
“That bill is so packed with other things… You can’t trust it.”.They will just always give their party the benefit of the doubt.
Lol. Imagine making a reductive statement to a vastly complicated topic to try and sound smart only to reveal how little you understand. On the internet no less!