On the Very First Day of Hollywood’s PsyWar OP in Chicago, Trump Went to Pennsylvania to Fight for American Manufacturing Jobs

Re-industrializing our country, making it once again the industrial superpower of the world, is central to solving most of our serious problems as a nation, including the Biden/Harris inflation which is eating the livelihoods of most Americans. Donald Trump has understood this for decades, and it is the center of his Presidential campaign and the 2024 Republican Platform that he edited.

On Monday, August 19, he took it to the old industrial center of York, Pennsylvania, to Precision Custom Components, an American company which has been a leader in energy industrial technology here for 150 years. Starting out, more than a century ago with a patented design for water wheels, Precision’s machinists are now central to the world’s nuclear renaissance, working both here and in China to build the containment vessels for nuclear plants.  Over the years, the company built the turbines at Hoover Dam and played a key role with Admiral Hyman Rickover in building the nuclear subs of the Navy. It was a wonderful antidote to the madness emanating from the Democrats in Chicago.

Unfair trade deals which sent American manufacturing jobs overseas by design, have been the key weapon in the deliberate collapse and destruction of domestic manufacturing. The Democrats were part of the Washington D.C. bipartisan Uniparty which negotiated NAFTA, Most Favored Nation status for China, and other One World oligarchical schemes sending our industrial base overseas.  During his first term, President Trump successfully renegotiated NAFTA and blocked Obama’s job-killing Trans-Pacific Partnership. In York, he promised to end China’s Most Favored Nation status to further promote the onshoring of American manufacturing jobs.

President Trump emphasized that he will continue to use the American System protectionist tool of tariffs to expand American manufacturing. Beyond what he did in his first term, when he created half a million new manufacturing jobs, he promises an across-the-board 10% tariff on imports. The argument by “flea-market” economists that tariffs are a tax on American consumers, is disproven by the low inflation during Trump’s first term.

The US will no longer depend on China or other nations for essential products. Robert Lighthizer, who implemented these policies as Trump’s Special Trade Representative, stood beside him as he spoke.

Trump said that he will forbid outsourcing and end Biden’s electric vehicle mandate, which will shut down America’s auto industry in favor of cheap Chinese EVs.

More fundamentally, industry requires cheap, reliable and plentiful baseload power. Trump will cancel Biden’s “power plant rule,” which will shut down coal-fired and then gas-fired baseload power, all part of the Green fascism aimed at shutting down our remaining industry. He will go to a policy of “drill, baby drill,” with respect to fossil fuels and reopen ANWAR (Alaska National Wildlife Refuge) to oil drilling, and end Biden’s blocking of natural gas exports. He will build “hundreds and hundreds and hundreds” of power plants, as he promised in his “Agenda 47” videos.

We will get power from all sources, emphatically including nuclear power. While his speech focused on the new technology of modular nuclear power plants, Promethean Action continues to promote cutting every piece of red tape and building full set nuclear plants, like Vogtle’s AP 1000 reactors in Georgia.  China understands this and is making these reactors while undertaking a crash program to develop fusion power as the center of their economic future.

Trump said he will cut energy costs in half during his first twelve months in office. This, along with reduced taxation made possible by tariffs, ending the deliberate destruction of production embodied in Kamala’s multi trillion-dollar “Green New Deal,” and ending the forever wars, all of which are central to Trump’s platform, will end the Biden-Harris inflationary regime.

Other requirements for manufacturing are transportation and water infrastructure, which Trump has begun to address in his Agenda47. Another is cheap, plentiful credit—think of that when you hear Trump say that the President should have a voice in the decisions of the Federal Reserve.

There is more. We recommend that you consult the transcript or video above. It will make you smile and drastically dissipate whatever reaction you might be having to the diseases of mind peddled by the Democrats from Chicago.  It shows you a clear route to a bountiful and prosperous future and invites your participation in building it.