President Trump, Apple CEO Tim Cook manufacturing announcement
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For us old farts who watched Perot up on stage during the debates in 1992 claiming there would be a big vacuum sound with all the jobs leaving the US -- its good to see things reverse back to how they should be.
Have 3 teen boys who will be hitting the job market within the next few years and I'm so excited for their future.
giant sucking sound
I distinctly remember at one point Obama saying "Manufaacturing jobs are gone. They are not coming back. Ever"
u/#topkek
I didn't in my wildest dreams think they were ever coming back. Seems like all the equipment down to the screws and bolts were shipped out to China. (That's what I read in things like The McAlveney report and I think heard from Dr. Stan Montieth (Radio Liberty). Had no idea out country could be turned around.
Probably not all of them, but it’s a true national security issue that we have a strong high-tech sector, as well as lower-tech stuff like ammunition and ship-building. Thankfully Trump’s circle includes some Silicon Valley geniuses who think long-term and can help solve the problem.
The beauty (or should we call ugliness) of money is that he who controls the flow of money controls the direction in which society and even humanity moves.
Trump managed to wrestle control of this (and just in time) and so can make things move for the betterment of humanity.
But hopefully this is the last time the course of events is dictated by the flow of money.
As long as there’s money the course of events will be dictated by it.
*If you believe what Mo Gawdat and others like him are saying money will probably be obsolete in 30+ years🤷♂️
Yup and at the time only conservative radio and a couple of FOX hosts were calling him out for it.
Reflecting on that time to today🤯
Winning!
Hottest country in the world.
Who knew that we could end this offshoring scam in 6 months. These lying politicians have been promising this for decades.
Harrodsburg, Kentucky. Incorporated 1836. It has 9,000 people in it.
wtf, of all places, here? This is a wild, wild choice. It seems they were told to build this advanced factory in one of the poorest and uneducated places in the country.
Good for the people of Harrodsburg, KY!!
It’s 40 miles from Lexington. Not exactly the boonies.
Cheap labor & real estate...
Centralized shipping location
100% tariffs on computer chips! Now there is an incentive to bring them BACK to the USA!
On a date with the wife tonight, ready to head out. Anyone care to give a synopsis?
More detail here. Basically deals with existing US suppliers. https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/08/06/apples-existing-us-manufacturing-partners-main-beneficiaries-of-new-100b-investment
Great! We have some good manufacturing options in the US. Micron is in Utah as part of Silicon slopes. I have had se friends work there & love it.
Hope demand will increase & all these US companies can expand.
This is the most important fact:
The Dems/Commies would talk about investments they would mean the taxpayer's money going out to these companies. Now Trump speaks and the businesses are putting their money into America, huge difference. Most of the government money going to the companies, and the companies would end up bankruot shortly thereafter.
Yep, playbook as old as time, and we are flipping it around
This is great news. Trump is knocking it out of the park. Our future is bright.
Goodbye water. Sadly, there is no way to make stuff without poisoning the environment.
Tim Cook - America's fair weather friend...
Such a whore
Are they going to build the MacBook Pro in the United States Of America? That would be awesome.
Good by water. Sadly, there is no way to make stuff without poisoning the environment.