Biden to sign executive order targeting America's supply chains

[Minister of Truth]

He is obviously guy who solves distribution and supply problems. Are you saying that is what Communists are good at? So every company exec who solves those problems is a commie?
There is no free market and never has there been one. America's first tariff was installed in the 1780s. I read we have over 1200 of them.

Learn sarcasm, retard.

[RB 60]

Biden knows one thing, he knows how to bend over for bankers. That's all he knows.

And China! You can't forget China, they helped him win the election.

[Lightbringer]

And China! You can't forget China, they helped him win the election.

My bad.

[Minister of Truth]

WTF does Biden know about transportation and distribution? Will he stop the weather delays, etc?
Tariffs led to our civil war.

Can you demonstrate that by using the secession documents?

Anyway, Trump supports tariffs, so, I guess he hates the south.

[RB 60]

Can you demonstrate that by using the secession documents?

Anyway, Trump supports tariffs, so, I guess he hates the south.

So Biden is educated on transportation and distribution? I'm so much relieved!

Trump supported leveling tariffs that favored other nations. Don't you?

[Minister of Truth]

So Biden is educated on transportation and distribution? I'm so much relieved!

Trump supported leveling tariffs that favored other nations. Don't you?

Biden is educated on exactly nothing.

Yet Trump used tariffs to achieve his objectives. Still waiting on how tariffs caused secession in the words of the secessionists, and not in the words of 20th Century apologists.

[anonymoose]

This is what 'Central Planning' is all about!

"The executive order would strengthen supply chains for critical goods primarily in mainly four areas: pharmaceuticals, rare earth minerals, semiconductor chips and large-capacity batteries. Officials said the order was prompted, in part, by the widespread shortage of personal protective equipment and supply chain issues at the onset of the coronavirus pandemic during the Trump administration."
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/whi...tical-n1258684

"Each of the four sectors identified by the order will undergo a 100-day review to assess vulnerabilities and areas for improvement. Other sectors identified by the administration, such as biological preparedness, food production and transportation, will undergo one-year reviews to help the government foresee and correct mistakes."

How interesting.

[anonymoose]

"Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said he is asking the chamber’s top Democrats and Republicans to draw up legislation aimed at improving U.S. competitiveness with China in manufacturing and technology, including bolstering the supply of American-made semiconductors."
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...e-idles-plants

"Biden’s order will also direct industry-specific reviews focused on defense, public health and biological preparedness, information communications technology, transportation, energy and food production, according to the White House. Those assessments, to be completed within one year, will be modeled after reviews the Defense Department uses to regularly evaluate the U.S. defense industrial base."

This makes me so happy.

[T. A. Gardner]

This is what 'Central Planning' is all about!

"The executive order would strengthen supply chains for critical goods primarily in mainly four areas: pharmaceuticals, rare earth minerals, semiconductor chips and large-capacity batteries. Officials said the order was prompted, in part, by the widespread shortage of personal protective equipment and supply chain issues at the onset of the coronavirus pandemic during the Trump administration."
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/whi...tical-n1258684

"Each of the four sectors identified by the order will undergo a 100-day review to assess vulnerabilities and areas for improvement. Other sectors identified by the administration, such as biological preparedness, food production and transportation, will undergo one-year reviews to help the government foresee and correct mistakes."

Yea... Central planning, government five year plans, collectivizing farms... It all has worked so well for failed states like the Soviet Union, N. Korea, or Cuba....

[Hawkeye10]

This is a good twenty years too late.

More like thirty.

[RB 60]

Biden is educated on exactly nothing.

Yet Trump used tariffs to achieve his objectives. Still waiting on how tariffs caused secession in the words of the secessionists, and not in the words of 20th Century apologists.

That we agree on. You made that unclear in your quoted post above.

Trump wanted to even the tariffs, making America more competitive.

"The main grievance of the Southern states was tariffs. Although slavery was a factor at the outset of the Civil War, it was not the sole or even primary cause. The Tariff of 1828, called the Tariff of Abominations in the South, was the worst exploitation..."

https://dixieoutfitters.com/2018/05/...the-civil-war/

Neither slavery nor tariffs were, in themselves, the sole contributors of the failed secession.

[cancel2 2022]

Learn sarcasm, retard.

Nerdberg is an irony and sarcasm free zone, total zombie!

[Minister of Truth]

That we agree on. You made that unclear in your quoted post above.

Trump wanted to even the tariffs, making America more competitive.

"The main grievance of the Southern states was tariffs. Although slavery was a factor at the outset of the Civil War, it was not the sole or even primary cause. The Tariff of 1828, called the Tariff of Abominations in the South, was the worst exploitation..."

https://dixieoutfitters.com/2018/05/...the-civil-war/

Neither slavery nor tariffs were, in themselves, the sole contributors of the failed secession.

That is just a flat out lie. The secessionists were 100% clear in their secession documents that they were leaving over slavery. Why do people always choose to ignore the men who actually seceded, and instead go with the ignorant crap that was later written about the "Lost Cause?"

VP Alexander Stephens stated that the cornerstone of the CSA was which of the following?
A: Slavery
B: Tariffs
C: The Stone which the Builders Rejected

[Lightbringer]

That we agree on. You made that unclear in your quoted post above.

Trump wanted to even the tariffs, making America more competitive.

"The main grievance of the Southern states was tariffs. Although slavery was a factor at the outset of the Civil War, it was not the sole or even primary cause. The Tariff of 1828, called the Tariff of Abominations in the South, was the worst exploitation..."

https://dixieoutfitters.com/2018/05/...the-civil-war/

Neither slavery nor tariffs were, in themselves, the sole contributors of the failed secession.

I read your link, I'm not so sure I agree with it. If a tariff were in place what foreign competition would the South have to bitch about? Seems to me that was protectionist.

[Into the Night]

This is what 'Central Planning' is all about!

"The executive order would strengthen supply chains for critical goods primarily in mainly four areas: pharmaceuticals, rare earth minerals, semiconductor chips and large-capacity batteries. Officials said the order was prompted, in part, by the widespread shortage of personal protective equipment and supply chain issues at the onset of the coronavirus pandemic during the Trump administration."
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/whi...tical-n1258684

"Each of the four sectors identified by the order will undergo a 100-day review to assess vulnerabilities and areas for improvement. Other sectors identified by the administration, such as biological preparedness, food production and transportation, will undergo one-year reviews to help the government foresee and correct mistakes."

This is what fascism is all about.