Patiently waiting for a Trump supporter to explain why this is actually a good thing.
I think we are seeing mostly âcarâ plants closing.
In North American, GM and Ford are âtruckâ companies.
UmmmâŚ
In other newsâŚMercedes is building light TRUCKS in South Carolina.
Thanks Merc.
Wait until gas prices go up again. People will be looking for smaller cars again.
Wow. And he is seriously considering running against the President.
Oooof
So, he wants to run for president? He ainât getting my vote.
Thank you Mr. President!
I think weâre tired of all the winning nowâŚ
Maybe they should ask again today:
Iâve already heard people blaming the Dems for everything that goes wrong (stock market, housing prices, etcâŚ). And theyâre not even in power in the house yet.
How could anyone have guessed that going to war with so many countries would be bad?
Trump needs to have a MAGA rally there so he can brag about how he is winning for them!
Iâm unclear on how layoffs square with full employment. That would suggest that they could just turn around overnight and find new jobs right?
Well not at McDonalds et al.
But one might think it is as simple as you asked.
But it isnât.
Hey look, Trump ruining yet another of Obamaâs legacies. Are we sick of #winning yet?
Yep, steel tariffs are an Obama legacy. 2016. Read all about it.
The decline began as the Obama administration passed a slew of import tariffs on steel from China, claiming that overcapacity was allowing the country to dump the metal in the U.S.
But one might think it is as simple as you asked.
I expect that will be the Trump spin then: Trump has actually freed these 15,000 workers and allowed them the opportunity to find even better jobs. Bravo!
That is an interesting question. If we are at full employment, why are there layoffs? Isnât there a labor shortage?
Because thanks to cafe standards, we dive mostly trucks not passenger cars⌠The govt ruined the passenger car, and really hit it hard under Obama.
He wasnt wrongâŚthey just dont pay that wellâŚ10 11 12 an hour for â â â â jobs that make you work twice as hard.
March of next year