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That is not true. There are plenty of anecdotal stories of people who voted for Trump and then lost their jobs or had the lives of their family members or friends upended. Of course there are the American citizens of illegal parents who are seeing their loved ones rounded up and deported. Also almost 2/3's of the population believe that Trump isn't doing enough to lower prices, which was one of his empty promises to get elected which was immediately put on the back burner to focus on MAGA culture war nonsense.
All these huge plants being built and future jobs created won’t materialize instantly. We understand this. Idiots don’t.
Anecdotes? Got it. He’s as popular as ever among his voters and down 1% overall.
I expect his numbers to drop now a bit because a neocon of questionable nature accidentally leaked a chat to the biggest thug in the media. That’s not trumps fault. But whatever. Such as politics I guess. He’s still overwhelmingly more popular than he ever was.
Other than Honda, scheduled to be built in 2028 what other huge plant are concretely going to be built?
1. Honda (Indiana) - Honda has shifted production of its next-generation Civic hybrid from Mexico to Indiana. While Honda has not officially announced a new plant, it is leveraging its existing Indiana facility to avoid potential tariffs on Mexican imports. President Trump mentioned this move in his March 4, 2025, address to Congress, though Honda clarified no new plant announcement had been made at that time. This reflects a strategic adjustment rather than a entirely new facility.
2. Stellantis (Illinois and Michigan) - Stellantis, the parent company of Jeep and Ram, announced it will reopen its assembly plant in Belvidere, Illinois, employing 1,500 workers, and build the next-generation Dodge Durango in Detroit, Michigan. The company also plans investments in Toledo, Ohio, and Kokomo, Indiana. These moves follow a meeting with Trump and are partly attributed to avoiding tariff-related costs on imports.
3. TSMC (Semiconductor Manufacturing) - Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) committed to a $100 billion investment in U.S.-based semiconductor chip production. This significant expansion, announced with Trump present, aligns with efforts to bring critical manufacturing back to the U.S., influenced by tariffs on Chinese goods where TSMC has significant operations.
4. Pegatron (AI Servers) - Pegatron, a Taiwan-based producer of artificial intelligence servers, plans to start production in the U.S. in 2025. This decision, reported amid Trump’s tariff threats, suggests a response to potential import costs from Asia, though specific location details remain unclear as of now.
5. Apple (General Manufacturing) - Apple announced a $500 billion investment to create 20,000 U.S.-based jobs. While not tied to a single plant, this massive commitment reflects a broader shift by tech companies to localize production, influenced by tariffs on Chinese imports, a key region for Apple’s supply chain.
6. Hyundai (Louisiana) - Hyundai has plans for a $5.8 billion steel mill in Louisiana, though this was reported in the context of Trump’s tariff announcement on foreign-made cars on March 27, 2025. While not explicitly confirmed as a direct result of tariffs, the timing suggests it could be part of a trend to bolster domestic production.
Additionally, other companies like Nissan, Samsung, and LG are considering relocating production from Mexico to the U.S., with Nissan’s CEO explicitly noting tariffs as a factor. Posts on X also claim over $4 trillion in commitments to U.S. manufacturing, though this figure appears exaggerated based on verified reports, which tally closer to $2 trillion when including TSMC, Apple, and Stellantis investments.
These developments indicate that Trump’s tariffs are prompting companies to either expand existing U.S. facilities or plan new ones to mitigate import costs. However, some announcements, like Honda’s, involve retooling rather than groundbreaking new plants, and the full scope of construction may take years.
Polls are only going to be anecdotal. The stories of people with regrets sure as hell aren't going to be published on Fox News, or Newsmax or OANN or the Daily Caller or Gateway Pundit....or talked about on the Bannon or Rogan Podcasts. Holy shit you're really in the cult deep. Glad to see you guys are still blaming the messenger rather than the guilty, principally the colossally incompetent and unqualified Pete Hegseth. He should be fired immediately.
Let's see if they come to fruition. Trump is a liar of epic proportions
Like I said, anecdotal.
As of March 27, 2025, evidence of voter remorse among Donald Trump’s supporters is mixed and depends heavily on the perspective and data considered. Trump took office for his second term on January 20, 2025, so it’s been just over two months—too early for comprehensive, definitive data on widespread regret. However, here’s what can be pieced together from available sources and sentiment.
Some Trump voters are indeed expressing regret, particularly those directly affected by his administration’s early actions. For instance, federal workers who supported Trump have voiced disappointment after mass layoffs tied to the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) initiative, led by Elon Musk. A Veterans Affairs worker told Business Insider, “I feel betrayed. This is not what I wanted, to let everybody lose their job,” highlighting a disconnect between Trump’s economic promises and the reality of job cuts. Similarly, a National Weather Service employee felt “hoodwinked” after realizing policies like those in Project 2025, which Trump distanced himself from during the campaign, are now unfolding. Focus groups, like those conducted by Sarah Longwell of The Bulwark, reveal swing voters in Michigan—10 out of 13—feeling Trump’s behavior since taking office doesn’t match their expectations, with terms like “erratic” and “frightening” surfacing. A CNN report from March 8, 2025, noted federal employees who voted for Trump scrambling after unexpected terminations, with some, like Ryleigh Cooper, explicitly regretting their vote over unfulfilled promises like free IVF.
On the flip side, many Trump supporters remain steadfast. A Baltimore Banner piece from March 25, 2025, found Maryland Trump voters largely unrepentant, praising his “chainsaw approach” to government and tariffs despite local economic fallout. Posts on X echo this, with users like @Bubblebathgirl (December 2024) claiming no regret and citing Trump’s favorability hitting a seven-year high. A CBS poll from February 2025 pegged his approval at 53%, suggesting broad contentment among his base. Brian Joondeph, writing for American Thinker, argued that remorse is minimal, driven by delivery on promises like border security and economic revitalization, though hard data on these outcomes is still pending.
Polls offer a more quantitative lens but show limited regret so far. A Washington Post-Ipsos poll (February 13-18, 2025) found only 5% of Trump voters opposing his actions, a figure within the margin of error and comparable to crossover support from Harris voters. PBS News/NPR/Marist (February 24-26, 2025) reported 45% approval overall, with 5% of Trump voters possibly feeling “buyer’s remorse,” per pollster Lee Miringoff—again, a small slice. These numbers suggest discontent is brewing but not yet significant.
Anecdotes of remorse often tie to specific policies—like tariffs raising costs or DOGE disrupting livelihoods—hitting harder than expected. Economic studies, per Forbes, estimate Trump’s tariff plans could add $2,600 annually to household costs, clashing with his pledge to lower prices. Yet, his core base seems to relish the disruption, as seen in X posts like @Patriotmom717’s call for “more everything.” The Atlantic and MSNBC highlight a growing narrative of regret among swing voters, but it’s not yet a tidal wave.
In short, there’s evidence of voter remorse, especially among swing voters and those personally impacted, but it’s not dominant. Trump’s base appears largely unshaken, while polls show only single-digit dissent. With his term just beginning, economic outcomes and policy effects will likely shape whether this remorse grows or fades. The jury’s still out—it’s a slow-motion story unfolding in real time.
Those are announced by the CEOs. Not Trump. My lord.
That was actually the last administration where people realized they didnt want to go back to it. Thats why we are where we are now. How did you forget that?
Btw willie wore her out she didnt have the energy to win
We had fascism the last 4 years. Try doing some reading and research about what fascism is. Read the book Liberal Fascism by Jonah Goldberg then get back to me. It gives a very accurate history of the American left and its connections to Mussolini and true fascism. We are the farthest thing from that now. Thank God we didn't elect that Harris thing.
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....still waiting on "infrastructure" week and that check from Mexico...
What impact do you think the incoherent, inconsistent tariffs have had on corporations?
And yes, having a moron without a plan in the White House, can easily wreck an economy in weeks. You are watching it live with your own lying eyes.
Just in time for the Dems to take credit when they take over in 2028, much like Trump did with the CHiPS factories that Biden brought in to the Red States.
It’s a selfless act. But Trump is America first. It’s ok.
If by Trump is America first you mean "Trump is Putin's bitch" then I and the majority of Americans agree with you.
Which countries will be left for the upcoming Olympics and World Cup when they all boycott the US?
Says the guy that posted a picture of Congresswomen Crockett and equates that to a Nazi salute. Even the Nazi's wouldn't believe that stupid shit.
U mean like mandating vaccines, raiding political opponents home, taking people off ballots, silencing same party voices, censoring free speech?
Once again, you never fail to demonstrate your stupidity. You do realize that the picture of Crocket was meant to mock rubes like you who thought Musk was giving a Nazi Salute. Well done. I could also mention the fact that this individual mocked a man in a wheel chair but thats the difference between men on the right and the candy ass, testosterone deficient, limp wristed lefties who cant define what a woman is. She made a joke.....move on.
I’m mean seriously. We are slapping tariffs on people who have been doing it to us, and we are supposed to be mad if they are offended? Asking them to invest more in their own security instead of you and me? Thats wrong? You guys are too much. The MIC owns the media and they own YOU.
Nothing like Elon - but carry on. Not one mention of Crockett and Nazi gestures or symbolisms. But MAGATS can make themselves believe anything. Here...take a sip out of this Dixie Cup..it's just red Kool-Aid.
No it wasn't - it was your lame ass excuse of trying to cover up the fact that I slapped your feeble head in another post. But keep trying...you're quite entertaining.
Let's recap. Dotard donny makes "the greatest trade deal ever" in 2017. In 2025, dotard donny is complaining about "the most awful trade deal ever made"....by (checking notes) dotard donny.
Let's assume dotart donny was actually taken to the cleaners by Canada and Mexico on NAFTA 2.0; why would anyone think he can now fix the mess he created?
I'm unclear what your point is.
I'm pretty sure that you are unclear what your point is.
It impacts them to move manufacturing into the USA. That should have been obvious even to you.
Forecasted GDP growth was just revised upward.
You really are retarded. You and the rest of the Dem retatds lost your ****ing minds of lover the. Elon wave. Now when your hypocrisy is shoved in your face you think we are seriously offended. I swear I’ve had more intelligent debates with three year olds
His approval rating is underwater (more disapprove than approve). Unless you use a heavily biased shitty poll like Rasmussen.
Latest Donald Trump approval rating: Polling shows important shift
There has been a significant shift in President Donald Trump's net approval rating this month, recent poling has found.
lol.His approval rating is underwater (more disapprove than approve). Unless you use a heavily biased shitty poll like Rasmussen.
Latest Donald Trump approval rating: Polling shows important shift
There has been a significant shift in President Donald Trump's net approval rating this month, recent poling has found.www.masslive.com
You had to dig to find that trash
Even CNN says Trump is killing it
And you found a poll before the Signal scandal. Nice cherry picking.
I found a recent one, retard
Oh my. What a hypocrite using the word retard. Lol.
Yes the signal scandal is going to move the needle
Gotta love someone calling someone else a retard who can’t define what a women is, things the jab was safe and effective and believes everything the govement tells them
You’re such a low testosterone beta male. You may want to have your old lady create an account and come to your defense lkke she does on Facebook. What a huge cuck
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