Though JD did an excellent job presenting Trump as the peace candidate, his most noteworthy thematic emphasis centered on the importance of manufacturing to the Trump/Vance policy agenda—at least four times he brought the conversation back to the critical importance of manufacturing.
JD Vance’s superb performance against Tim Walz stands as yet another major blow to the aspirations of the Harris/Walz ticket and their allies in the regime media.
Similarly, Trump has displayed his commitment to manufacturing with his pledge to build on the success of his earlier tax plan and further reduce the corporate tax rate for companies pledging to reshore manufacturing in America.
Last week, Vice President Harris’s desperate lies about Trump’s manufacturing record were so blatant that even CNN had to factcheck her.
With the Tik Tok ban, many GOP officials got duped into supporting a bill that ended up massively increasing Biden’s censorship powers.
Ever the master negotiator and always on the offensive, Trump understands that it’s not just enough to get American companies to bring back American jobs from China.
Now the impotent fear mongering over China has spread to include manufacturing plants, and many in the GOP seem dead set on repudiating a bold step toward moving on the offensive on China economically and killing thousands of American jobs in the process.
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