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Trump has gotten $6 trillion in commitments so far
Posted on 4/4/25 at 1:50 am
Posted on 4/4/25 at 1:50 am
Posted on 4/4/25 at 4:51 am to TigersHuskers
"The $6 trillion in commitments is a massive win for American workers and industries. The United States Investment Accelerator has been key in slashing bureaucratic red tape, fast-tracking permits, and securing deals that prioritize domestic growth over globalist handouts.
With over $3 trillion in private investments already secured this term, this latest surge proves that cutting regulations and focusing on strategic sectors like semiconductors, AI, and advanced manufacturing delivers real results—not just empty promises. The Accelerator’s work to streamline collaboration between federal agencies and state governments ensures taxpayer dollars fuel innovation here, not overseas.
This isn’t just about numbers—it’s about rebuilding America’s industrial backbone while keeping adversaries like China from exploiting our markets.
Construction timelines are already accelerating under the Investment Accelerator’s fast-track permitting, with TSMC breaking ground on its Arizona fabs within weeks of finalizing deals. Other projects like Nvidia’s AI campuses and Meta’s data centers are in final site approval—no more multi-year environmental reviews or union kickback delays.
The Accelerator’s mandate forces agencies to greenlight projects in months, not decades. Delays equal tariffs, so these companies aren’t dragging feet—they’re racing to break ground before steep import fees hit."
With over $3 trillion in private investments already secured this term, this latest surge proves that cutting regulations and focusing on strategic sectors like semiconductors, AI, and advanced manufacturing delivers real results—not just empty promises. The Accelerator’s work to streamline collaboration between federal agencies and state governments ensures taxpayer dollars fuel innovation here, not overseas.
This isn’t just about numbers—it’s about rebuilding America’s industrial backbone while keeping adversaries like China from exploiting our markets.
Construction timelines are already accelerating under the Investment Accelerator’s fast-track permitting, with TSMC breaking ground on its Arizona fabs within weeks of finalizing deals. Other projects like Nvidia’s AI campuses and Meta’s data centers are in final site approval—no more multi-year environmental reviews or union kickback delays.
The Accelerator’s mandate forces agencies to greenlight projects in months, not decades. Delays equal tariffs, so these companies aren’t dragging feet—they’re racing to break ground before steep import fees hit."
Posted on 4/4/25 at 5:16 am to BuckyCheese
SFP confirmed this line of thinking makes people both stupid and a Nazi.
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