Trump Tariff Strategy Sparks Surge in U.S. Manufacturing Investments.

[rangerrebew]

Trump Tariff Strategy Sparks Surge in U.S. Manufacturing Investments.
PULSE POINTS:

❓What Happened: Several companies announced significant investments in American manufacturing operations due to the Trump administration’s tariff policy and efforts to boost domestic production.

👥 Who’s Involved: President Donald J. Trump, American manufacturing companies, and workers across the United States.
 
📍 Where & When: Investments and growth were announced by the White House on April 23.💬 Key Quote:  “Increasing our footprint in the U.S. is important.” — Regeneron CEO Leonard Schleifer

⚠️ Impact: Increased investments have led to job creation and economic growth in various regions across the country.
IN FULL:

https://thenationalpulse.com/2025/04/24/trump-tariff-strategy-sparks-surge-in-u-s-manufacturing-output/

[DefiantMassRINO]

Announcements are cheap Public Relations stunts to appease the Orange Man.

When the facilities have been opened, in-use, and profitable for 5 years, the Tariff mongers will have reason to celebrate.

The GOP Congress needs to get off its rump and codify American energy, manufacturing, business, and tax policy to spur everlasting capital re-investment in the United States.

As long as companies have to navigate the unpredictable, paradoxical, bi-polar regulatory regime of Executive Orders, the Administrative State, and Judicial Fiats, capital re-invesment will flow elsewhere, to where capital is treated better.

[Smokin Joe]

Announcements are cheap Public Relations stunts to appease the Orange Man.

When the facilities have been opened, in-use, and profitable for 5 years, the Tariff mongers will have reason to celebrate.

The GOP Congress needs to get off its rump and codify American energy, manufacturing, business, and tax policy to spur everlasting capital re-investment in the United States.

As long as companies have to navigate the unpredictable, paradoxical, bi-polar regulatory regime of Executive Orders, the Administrative State, and Judicial Fiats, capital re-invesment will flow elsewhere, to where capital is treated better.

I agree, Congress should codify some things. Like a budget.

But I like the idea of building it here. Once prosperous cities are apocalyptic 'Hollywood' sets where manufacturing and prosperity were common.