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I'm sure that the Ford workers that lost their job will take comfort in the fact that Biden made transgender rights his top priority. Because that's what's really important.Adversity temporarily visits a strong man but stays with the weak for a lifetime.Comment
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We remain committed to investing $6 billion in our U.S. plants and creating and retaining 8,500 jobs in America during this four-year UAW contract," the statement said. "We are invested in Ohio Assembly Plant and our dedicated workforce there."
BTW the Mexico plant was announced in November 2020 under the Last Failure of a President and Administration.
Helps when you read THE entire article.Comment
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All lies. As the article states very clearly, Ford backed out of it's promise to build the cars in Ohio. Expect many more announcements like this in the future. Joe Biden sold out to Mexico and soon he will go back to business as usual with China.Adversity temporarily visits a strong man but stays with the weak for a lifetime.Comment
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Amazon begins road testing Rivian electric delivery vans in San Francisco
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Amazon is now testing electric delivery vans from Rivian in San Francisco.
The move marks the latest expansion of the program, after Amazon began road testing electric vans on some routes in Los Angeles last month.
The vehicles were developed in partnership with start-up Rivian, which has raised about $8 billion since 2019 from investors, including Amazon through its $2 billion Climate Pledge Fund.Comment
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, General Motors has said it plans to sell only zero-emission vehicles by 2035. Volvo announced recently it will become a fully electric car brand by 2030. BMW, however, is not putting any timeline on when, or if, it will become an all-electric carmaker.
But at some point, it may have very little choice. Some countries and states have said they plan to ban sales of internal combustion-powered cars in the not-very-distant future. Great Britan and the US state of California have proposed bans on sales of internal combustion-powered vehicles, including hybrids, by 2035. Norway wants all new passenger cars and vans sold in that country to be zero-emissions by 2025Comment
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Great in less than 2 months SnifferJoe has managed to piss off Russia AGAIN!
Furious Russia Takes Action After Biden Brands Putin as a 'Killer'
The New York TimesOn Tuesday, Biden was asked during an ABC News interview if he thought Putin was a killer.
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Elizabeth Warren Claims Senate Policy That Is Thwarting Democrats Is Racist
Axiosfilibuster is a loosely defined term for an action designed to prolong debate or delay a vote, according to the official Senate website. A three-fifths majority, or 60 votes, is needed to end the filibuster by clotureDemocratsThe Hill reported.
Senate Democrats are worried that several of President big campaign promises will not get through because they need the support of 10 Republican senators in order to pass any legislation with the 60-vote filibuster rule still in place.
Hey SnifferJoe now you know how Trump felt when dealing with NanNan and Cryin Chuckie!Senate Historical OfficeJoe BidenWashington Examinerformer memberfilibuster speech of 14 hours and 13 minutes to protest the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The West Virginian senator died in 2010, and Biden delivered a lengthy eulogySo SnifferJoe was BFF's with a known KKK grand master? hmmmmmmComment
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Finally a President with some BALLSGreat in less than 2 months SnifferJoe has managed to piss off Russia AGAIN!
Furious Russia Takes Action After Biden Brands Putin as a 'Killer'
One day after President Joe Biden said he would categorize Russian President Vladimir Putin as a “killer,” Russia recalled its ambassador to the United States on Wednesday.
“We are interested in preventing an irreversible deterioration in relations, if the Americans become aware of the risks associated with this,” Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said in a statement, according to The New York Times.
The statement said Ambassador Anatoly Antonov was recalled “in order to analyze what needs to be done in the context of relations with the United States.”
On Tuesday, Biden was asked during an ABC News interview if he thought Putin was a killer.
“Mmm hmm, I do,” Biden replied.
Asked what price the Russian leader will pay for his actions, he said, “The price he’s going to pay, well, you’ll see shortly.”
During a Thursday appearance on Russian TV, Putin said Biden was thinking of America’s flawed past of slavery and exterminating Native Americans in making his comments, according to NBC News.
“In the history of every people, every state, there are a lot of hard, dramatic and bloody events. But when we evaluate other people or even other governments, we always look as if into the mirror. We always see ourselves in it,” Putin said.
“I remember when I was young and I got into fights with my friends, we always used to say, ‘Whoever calls names is called that himself,'” he said.
“And that’s not just a children’s joke. The meaning is quite deep psychologically. We always see our own qualities in another person and think that he/she is like ourselves. And coming from that, evaluate his/her actions and evaluate him/her overall,” Putin said.
Earlier, Dmitri Peskov, Putin’s spokesman, called Biden’s comments “very bad.”
“He clearly does not want to improve relations with our country, and we will be proceeding based precisely on this,” Peskov said.
“This is a watershed moment,” Konstantin Kosachev, the head of the Foreign Affairs Committee in Russia’s upper house of Parliament, posted on Facebook, according to The Times.
“Any expectations for the new U.S. administration’s new policy toward Russia have been written off by this boorish statement,” he wrote.
Pyotr Tolstoy, the deputy chairman of the lower house of Parliament, commented that “the only language” that Americans understand “is, unfortunately, the language of force.”
One commentator labeled Biden’s comment as essentially a move in the endless game of diplomatic chess.
“Biden’s words were unusually blunt — and he is an experienced enough politician that he would not have answered the question directly had he not wanted to do so. However, it is still unclear what it means, given that so far this administration has talked tough on Russia without following up with more than token actions,” said Mark Galeotti, a professor at the University College London School of Slavonic and East European Studies and a senior associate fellow at the Royal United Services Institute, according to NBC News.
“He could just as easily be using this kind of language to distract from the absence of serious action as to presage it,” he said.
“In that context, the withdrawal of Ambassador Antonov for consultations is as much as anything else a signal from Moscow that the USA should not push things too far,” Galeotti said.
Oh Boy recalled there Ambassador HilariousComment
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dispite what you believe Trump was tougher on Putin than Obama was..... and does BALLS include getting us in a war with Russia or China?
SnifferJoe has pissed both of those enemies off in less than 60days.
No a good way to start out.
He's killing jobs... is making us dependent on foreign oil.... caged more kids than Obama,and has provided worse living conditions... opened our borders to Covid infected and terrorists.
a shitty job done all around.Comment
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