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Illinois / Re: Trump’s Jobs Boom Skips Illinois—Thanks to Pritzker’s Tax Hikes
« Last post by DefiantMassRINO on Today at 03:10:35 pm »Money goes to where money is treated well. Too many lawyer NIMBY's in Blue States.
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Climate/Environment / Re: The silent boom: How rising CO2 levels are making trees BIGGER and stronger
« Last post by rustynail on Today at 03:09:50 pm »This makes the trees harder to cut down and move and will cause the machines to work harder and spew more noxious gases.
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Climate/Environment / Re: The silent boom: How rising CO2 levels are making trees BIGGER and stronger
« Last post by DefiantMassRINO on Today at 03:08:42 pm »So, trees on CO2 steroids?
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Crime And Punishment / Re: Verdict Watch~Diddy jury begins deliberations in sex trafficking, racketeering trial.
« Last post by rustynail on Today at 03:07:01 pm »: The jury in #Diddy’s sex trafficking trial sent a note saying they were concerned Juror #25 "cannot follow your honor's instructions."
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SCOTUS News / Re: Supreme Court leftists take their fear of parents' faith 'to a ludicrous level'
« Last post by DefiantMassRINO on Today at 03:06:47 pm »Stick with reading and math.
It's easier to manipulate thought and behavior when individuals are younger versus older. That's why companies mass-marketed to Gen-X'ers (a proud member of the Pepsi Generation) when they were children. The Libs are marketing LGBTQ!+ to kids like Kellog's used to market Frosted Flakes.
Looks like Libs will have to wait until college to mold young minds like Play'Doh.
It's easier to manipulate thought and behavior when individuals are younger versus older. That's why companies mass-marketed to Gen-X'ers (a proud member of the Pepsi Generation) when they were children. The Libs are marketing LGBTQ!+ to kids like Kellog's used to market Frosted Flakes.
Looks like Libs will have to wait until college to mold young minds like Play'Doh.
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Climate/Environment / Re: The silent boom: How rising CO2 levels are making trees BIGGER and stronger
« Last post by IsailedawayfromFR on Today at 03:03:34 pm »When will the climate 'experts' weigh in on why this is so destructive the environment?
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Crime And Punishment / Re: FBI says it's uncovered largest medical fraud in US history
« Last post by IsailedawayfromFR on Today at 03:02:19 pm »Another reason to cut waaaaaay back on government money in healthcare.
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Illinois / Re: Trump’s Jobs Boom Skips Illinois—Thanks to Pritzker’s Tax Hikes
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Climate/Environment / Re: The Chinese electric truck maker bringing its big rig EV manufacturing to the U.S.
« Last post by DefiantMassRINO on Today at 03:00:21 pm »A co-worker of mine, who lives in south central New Hampshire, once owned what I called a "commie car" - an EV that wasn't a Tesla.
Needless to say, the car's charge wasn't able to last his hilly 50-mile commute in Winter ... the cold, the hills, the heat, the wipers, etc., completely drained the battery before he could reach the office.
Electric vehicles have a niche, but the technology is too immature to eliminate the internal combustion engine to be practical for interrupted (weather,traffic,construction,detour) trips.
Needless to say, the car's charge wasn't able to last his hilly 50-mile commute in Winter ... the cold, the hills, the heat, the wipers, etc., completely drained the battery before he could reach the office.
Electric vehicles have a niche, but the technology is too immature to eliminate the internal combustion engine to be practical for interrupted (weather,traffic,construction,detour) trips.
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Illinois / Trump’s Jobs Boom Skips Illinois—Thanks to Pritzker’s Tax Hikes
« Last post by mystery-ak on Today at 02:59:16 pm »Trump’s Jobs Boom Skips Illinois—Thanks to Pritzker’s Tax Hikes
by Thomas Mccullagh
June 26, 2025
Across the country, American factories are reopening. Companies are returning home. Jobs are being created.
Under Donald Trump’s leadership, U.S. manufacturing is seeing a revival. Tariffs on foreign goods, tax incentives for domestic production, and fewer federal regulations have caused a shift. Major corporations are pulling operations out of China and Mexico and bringing them back to American soil.
Kentucky. Alabama. Indiana. Texas. South Carolina. These states are attracting billions of dollars in new manufacturing investments. Thousands of new jobs are being created.
But Illinois is being left out—and Governor JB Pritzker’s tax-heavy policies are a major reason why.
On June 26, 2025, GE Appliances announced it will invest $500 million to move washing machine production from China to Louisville, Kentucky. That move alone will bring 800 new jobs. It’s one of many examples of U.S. manufacturing growth—just not in Illinois.
Volkswagen is expanding its plant in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. BMW is boosting output in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Honda is relocating hybrid vehicle production to Greensburg, Indiana. Georgia’s Hyundai plant is scaling up to produce 500,000 electric vehicles per year. Texas is gaining a new $85 million server plant from a Taiwanese company. Even California is getting a Novartis pharmaceutical facility.
But Illinois—once the heart of American industry—has seen none of this.
more
https://www.illinoisreview.com/illinoisreview/2025/06/trumps-jobs-boom-skips-illinois-thanks-to-pritzkers-tax-hikes.html
by Thomas Mccullagh
June 26, 2025
Across the country, American factories are reopening. Companies are returning home. Jobs are being created.
Under Donald Trump’s leadership, U.S. manufacturing is seeing a revival. Tariffs on foreign goods, tax incentives for domestic production, and fewer federal regulations have caused a shift. Major corporations are pulling operations out of China and Mexico and bringing them back to American soil.
Kentucky. Alabama. Indiana. Texas. South Carolina. These states are attracting billions of dollars in new manufacturing investments. Thousands of new jobs are being created.
But Illinois is being left out—and Governor JB Pritzker’s tax-heavy policies are a major reason why.
On June 26, 2025, GE Appliances announced it will invest $500 million to move washing machine production from China to Louisville, Kentucky. That move alone will bring 800 new jobs. It’s one of many examples of U.S. manufacturing growth—just not in Illinois.
Volkswagen is expanding its plant in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. BMW is boosting output in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Honda is relocating hybrid vehicle production to Greensburg, Indiana. Georgia’s Hyundai plant is scaling up to produce 500,000 electric vehicles per year. Texas is gaining a new $85 million server plant from a Taiwanese company. Even California is getting a Novartis pharmaceutical facility.
But Illinois—once the heart of American industry—has seen none of this.
more
https://www.illinoisreview.com/illinoisreview/2025/06/trumps-jobs-boom-skips-illinois-thanks-to-pritzkers-tax-hikes.html
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