CHIPS act is a disaster so far

[Anonymous]

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Here’s why that’s bad for Biden…

[Anonymous]

Once again, throwing money on problems instead of managing them is a problem. Money doesn't fix everything.

This seems to be a recurring theme.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Once again, throwing money on problems instead of managing them is a problem. Money doesn't fix everything.

This seems to be a recurring theme.

Yet Ford says it’s enabled them to compete globally. So how is that bad? Or do you just look for the black lining to every Biden cloud so you can keep up your irrational hatred?

[Anonymous]

They are too busy building $7b worth of EV charging stations. They are up to, what, 8? SLOW DOWN, Democrats, you makin’ me dizzy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They are too busy building $7b worth of EV charging stations. They are up to, what, 8? SLOW DOWN, Democrats, you makin’ me dizzy.

You understand this isn't an authoritarian regime right? Money is provided to states who then provide it to counties who then put our RFPs for the implementation. Each one require local zoning and other permit reviews. It takes time.

Or maybe, you don't understand.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Here’s why that’s bad for Biden…

Nobody is buying their sh!tty EV’s.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They are too busy building $7b worth of EV charging stations. They are up to, what, 8? SLOW DOWN, Democrats, you makin’ me dizzy.

You understand this isn't an authoritarian regime right? Money is provided to states who then provide it to counties who then put our RFPs for the implementation. Each one require local zoning and other permit reviews. It takes time.

Or maybe, you don't understand.

We understand. It's trickle down economics.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are too busy building $7b worth of EV charging stations. They are up to, what, 8? SLOW DOWN, Democrats, you makin’ me dizzy.

You understand this isn't an authoritarian regime right? Money is provided to states who then provide it to counties who then put our RFPs for the implementation. Each one require local zoning and other permit reviews. It takes time.

Or maybe, you don't understand.

We understand. It's trickle down economics.

Actually, no, that is different. And you probably know that.

[Anonymous]

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Relevance?

[Anonymous]

We understand. It's trickle down economics.

You understand absolutely nothing.

Money is available - states that want to use it are using it.

If you aren’t seeing anything happen, look at your governors and state governments. They are controlling the flow of infrastructure grant funds available.

Like those states who wouldn’t provide health care to poor people thru Affordable Care Act - some state governors:governments would rather sit on their hands than provide jobs and infrastructure for their citizens.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Relevance?

Biden is making American great again via reshoring. DP. I just think that Democrats work toward solutions and Republicans work toward slogans.

[Anonymous]

Intel stock up 6%+ in one day. I can't believe this was trading at only $30 last week (same price as in the late 90s!)

Their chip foundry business is going to be a cash rocket.

[Anonymous]

Yep - my microchip stock is BOOMING!

Thanks Joe!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Relevance?

Biden is making American great again via reshoring. DP. I just think that Democrats work toward solutions and Republicans work toward slogans.

Exactly. We should be encouraging a lot more chipmakers to build American plants.