Those are not equivalent statements.It be more apt to compare that to if the baker had everything made, frozen, and shipped in from overseas, and then they just put it in the oven.
Point is though, if nearly every component to the bread or car is imported in an intentional outsourcing. Rather than due to a lack of availability domestically. Then yeah, it's not fucking "Made in the USA." Which also manipulates the consumer.
It's bullshit that the industrial capacity of the nation can be entirely gutted to make a buck. Meanwhile these same last mile only employers stateside get cut all the slack in the world to double down on profit even further. Any level of exploitation is justified as a need to be competitive. When that once again is only about a race to the bottom. To squeeze the last drops of blood from the stone.
Spicy is right that it is % assembled in America, however that is measured
Why is it [edit, why is there an OPTION for] trucks and SUVs, that's fucking stupid. America on this "big is best" rampage on the streets which is compromising the safety of bicyclists and pedestrians that use it as well. Honestly there should be a penalty for buying large vehicles. Oh, please tell me how important an SUV is in your life. Also don't be Zoob and actually live on a farm.
I mean, I own a truck because it's far more practical for me, I can use it to haul my tools around easily and I can pull a trailer with it that I wouldn't be able to with a car.
That being said I do agree that random Joe's who don't NEED a truck in their day to day life probably don't need to buy one.
Yea I disqualified the Zoobs that need trucks for actual hauling, not dingling truck nuts while cruising on a highway to Walmart.
Small penises.
Didn't the CHIPS bill...just pass? Like, today?
So Manchin tanks this bill after McConnell says he's going to filibuster the CHIPS bill if Dems pass another reconciliation bill
CHIPS passed with GOP support
Hours later, Manchin fucks over McConnell by announcing support for reconciliation bill.
I mean, I'm here for it.
I wonder of McConnell just lost the ability to hold his base. The CHIPS bill is a massive handout to big companies, and it's hard to stop Republicans from supporting that.
How nice of senate Republicans to shoot down the PACT act in retaliation.
Dumb question, why does he need to vote against it to bring it up again?
Senate Rules. If the motion to invoke cloture fails, someone on the "winning side," that being the Nays, may file a Motion to Reconsider the bill to bring it back into debate. The majority leader always jumps on that grenade to shield everyone else.
Probably isn't limited to cloture as some 48-52/49-51 votes went with Schumer voting nay on those as well for Motion to Reconsider avenues.