Why isn't he championing a massive raise in minimum wage? Everyone other than the rich are struggling. Is he just trying to make cars even more expensive than they already have gotten here? I'm in my 40s and my first house cost less than an average new car today. Help all the people, man.
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I wonder where the Big 3 will send their campaign cash for the 2024 election?
To both sides. They need to work with whatever party is in power. On top of that the real Big 3 American companies - Ford, GM, and Tesla - have committed so hard to EVs they literally can't back out now, but EVs are popular with liberals, not conservatives. They've made it clear their business interests align with the liberal agenda, and at this point any regulation on emissions is doing them a huge favor, something they won't see from the GOP.
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The 4-Day Workweek is more important.
Where were you when the railworkers wanted to strike?