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On Friday, Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo locked in a $6.6 billion deal with the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company for it to invest $65 billion in t three state-of-the-art fabrication plants in Arizona. This will bring thousands of jobs to the state. The money comes from the CHIPS and Science Act, about which Trump told podcaster Joe Rogan on October 25: “That CHIPS deal is so bad.” House speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) said he would work to repeal the law, although he backed off that statement when Republicans noted the jobs the law has brought to their states.

Thank you President Biden.

Sadly, it will be years before we again see a president acting on behalf of all Americans again.

Probably not in my lifetime.

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Thank you President Biden.

Sadly, it will be years before we again see a president acting on behalf of all Americans again.

Probably not in my lifetime.
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BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA as some of us predicted the 401K'ers forgot Joe in 10 seconds when it was expedient.

Now they hold the Joe torch.

Biden will be home soon, laughing at you and Kamala, eating his ice cream and reading his WaPo - he doubled up on subscriptions.

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