Posted on 01/24/2017 5:32:52 PM PST by Olog-hai
President Trump told leaders of the country’s largest automakers Tuesday that he will curtail “unnecessary” environmental regulations and make it easier to build plants in the United States, changes that he expects will shore up the manufacturing jobs he repeatedly promised to voters on the campaign trail.
After weeks of taunting the automotive industry over Twitter, Trump made a point to meet with the chief executives of General Motors, Ford and Fiat Chrysler just days into his term. He has pressured the companies to build more vehicles in the United States and hire more Americans into manufacturing jobs. …
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We’re getting a tsunami of common sense coming out of Washington.Thank you Donald.
I sense that CAFE standards are about to be revised.
Bring back the civilian Hummer.
Because the lefties, led by the EnviroWhackos, will naturally scream about this. The GOP will save away choice videos of them doing so.
Reminding voters that sending a Democrat to Congress means that the Enviro agenda will close down their newly-reinstated auto industry jobs once again should be a pretty effective tactic.
Of course that sounds “bad” to the Washington Post, who stands among those who never met a federal regulation they didn’t like.
If I could fit comfortably in and had the cash, I’d rather have the Marauder.
It’s a great town car.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDoRmT0iRic
Cool, but I bet it costs way more than a Hummer.
Two or three hundred thousand pounds, apparently RR Phantom money according to Hammond.
Two rolling couches and a V/8. Awesome.
End the ban in incandescent bulbs. By now, only people that actually need them are likely to buy them.
One of the worst unconstitutional acts that DC ever engaged in.
End that ban and also get rid of the ethanol additives that destroy engines.
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