The U.S. won World War II in part by producing more of everything than its enemies. It’s no longer capable of that kind of manufacturing feat. https://t.co/9uKrNOC29J
After watching the Fox interview with the DOGE team, it’s clear to me that the domestic terrorism against Tesla isn’t bottoms-up vandalism. It’s an organized effort to pressure Elon to walk away from DOGE.
Why?
There are monied interests that have benefited for decades from the organized “leakage” from the government. It’s clear that DOGE is finding and stopping it.
The incentive, then, to hire rent-a-protesters and pay for organized terrorism is clear. What they don’t understand is the Elon will double and triple down.
Separately, the DOJ can uncover all of this by arresting the protestors, making them roll and following the money.
Pierre Poilievre is asked to explain why the Conservative Party rejected the candidacy of former B.C. Finance Minister Mike De Jong — someone who negotiated trade deals with the U.S.
Poilievre struggles to crack a joke and resorts to sad slogans while his supporters yawn.
Here’s the chart on the global imbalance that the Trump administration is trying to adjust: US makes up 29% of global consumption but only 15% of global manufacturing. China makes up 12% of global consumer spending and 32% of global manufacturing.
we have lost a lot of manufacturing share to China
Americans would find it laughable that a lawyer or journalist should get the right of way on the road. In India, a caste system for drivers is a fact of life. https://t.co/dggSjVC7S6