@elonmusk WW2 ration books were essential, government-issued booklets containing stamps or coupons used by civilians to purchase restricted goods like meat, sugar, butter, and gasoline.
@PressSec WW2 ration books were essential, government-issued booklets containing stamps or coupons used by civilians to purchase restricted goods like meat, sugar, butter, and gasoline.
@elonmusk I remember my mom telling me about ration books when she was a little girl during WW2 and how my grandparents were doing their part to make the world a safer place for her! Today I see and hear a lot of selfish whining that they can't afford Starbucks because gas prices are up!
@PressSec I remember my mom telling me about ration books when she was a little girl during WW2 and how my grandparents were doing their part to make the world a safer place for her! Today I see and hear a lot of selfish whining that they can't afford Starbucks because gas prices are up!
WW2 ration books were essential, government-issued booklets containing stamps or coupons used by civilians to purchase restricted goods like meat, sugar, butter, and gasoline.
I remember my mom telling me about ration books when she was a little girl during WW2 and how my grandparents were doing their part to make the world a safer place for her! Today I see and hear a lot of selfish whining that they can't afford Starbucks because gas prices are up!
@DHSgov It would be good effort/ PR for FEMA to announce they are using their resources to work with say Army Corp of Engineers, etc to enhance proactive disaster prevention efforts around the country. For example having sirens installed before the recent texas flooding.
@FEMARegion10 It would be good effort/ PR for FEMA to announce they are using their resources to work with say Army Corp of Engineers, etc to enhance proactive disaster prevention efforts around the country. For example having sirens installed before the recent texas flooding.
@KristiNoem@POTUS It would be good effort/ PR for FEMA to announce they are using their resources to work with say Army Corp of Engineers, etc to enhance proactive disaster prevention efforts around the country. For example having sirens installed before the recent texas flooding.
@KristiNoem@DHSgov It would be good effort/ PR for FEMA to announce they are using their resources to work with say Army Corp of Engineers, etc to enhance proactive disaster prevention efforts around the country. For example having sirens installed before the recent texas flooding.
@joemachi I hear Gayle King was the one that didn't want any trans ladies on board the Blue Origin flight. She said she was opposed to seeing junk floating around in zero G's!
@TheFive@JudgeJeanine I hear Gayle King was the one that didn't want any trans ladies on board the Blue Origin flight. She said she was opposed to seeing junk floating around in zero G's!
@greggutfeld I hear Gayle King was the one that didn't want any trans ladies on board the Blue Origin flight. She said she was opposed to seeing junk floating around in zero G's!
Putting money in a government escrow account: As Elon said, It will take quite a while to onshore manufacturing, etc. Dragging out tariffs would be detrimental to a company's business. Get an agreement between the company and the government on the cost and time of the move. After that come to an agreement with the company putting money in a government escrow account to backup their commitment. Tariffs are then eliminated or reduced till the agreed completion date.
Putting money in a government escrow account: As Elon said, It will take quite a while to onshore manufacturing, etc. Dragging out tariffs would be detrimental to a company's business. Get an agreement between the company and the government on the cost and time of the move. After that come to an agreement with the company putting money in a government escrow account to backup their commitment. Tariffs are then eliminated or reduced till the agreed completion date.
Putting money in a government escrow account: It will take quite a while to onshore manufacturing, etc. Dragging out tariffs would be detrimental to a company's business. Get an agreement between the company and the government on the cost and time of the move. After that come to an agreement with the company putting money in a government escrow account to backup their commitment. Tariffs are then eliminated or reduced till the agreed completion date.
As Elon stated, it will take quite a while to onshore manufacturing, etc. Dragging out tariffs on companies till they could start manufacturing in the U.S. would be detrimental to their business. Why not get an agreement between the company and the government on the cost and time of the move. Once that is known, come to an agreement with the company putting money in a government escrow account to backup their commitment. Tariffs are then eliminated or reduced till the agreed completion date.