GE Appliances is pulling major production OUT of China & Mexico—thanks to Trump’s tariffs & America First policies.
1,000+ new jobs. $3 BILLION in U.S. investment.
How many times did the Uniparty tell us this was impossible? 🇺🇸🛠️
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2/ GE Appliances will now build:
• Gas ranges (from Mexico → Georgia)
• 6 fridge models (from China → Alabama)
• Water heaters (from China → South Carolina)
• Air conditioners (→ Tennessee)
• Washers (from China → Kentucky)
That’s what reshoring really looks like.
3/ CEO Kevin Nolan:
“American manufacturing—it’s back. We’re showing the way to bring it back in a big way.”
That’s leadership. No excuses. ACTION.
4/ Trump’s baseline 10% tariff—and 55% for China—is forcing global companies to choose:
🇺🇸 Make it here, sell it here, create jobs here
🇨🇳 Or face steep penalties
Guess which choice companies are making?
5/ 9 out of 10 U.S. firms now plan to reshore or switch to domestic suppliers.
They want:
✅ Reliable supply chains
✅ Less geopolitical risk
✅ American workers they can count on
✅ No tariffs if you make it here
6/ Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear nailed it:
“We’re not just talking about reshoring—we’re doing it.”
GE’s move will bring its total new U.S. investment to $6.5 BILLION.
7/ 📊 But GE’s U.S. footprint adds a much larger $30+ BILLION to the economy annually & supports 113,000 jobs.
Every factory job sends ripples through communities—tax revenue, small business growth, stronger families.
8/ This is the America First economy in action:
🇺🇸 Secure supply chains
🇺🇸 High-paying jobs
🇺🇸 Less dependence on China
It’s time to double down.
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3/ The Armenia–Azerbaijan deal creates the Trump Route for International Peace & Prosperity — a 99-year U.S.-run economic corridor in the South Caucasus.
It lifts U.S. defense restrictions on Azerbaijan — a big win for both countries' trade & security.
Forget Ukraine for a second. The summit in Alaska isn’t just about peace talks—it's about one of the most strategically valuable chokepoints on Earth.
And it's one you've probably never thought about.
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2/ The Bering Strait is just 55 miles wide.
On one side: Alaska, USA.
On the other: Russia.
It’s the gateway between the Pacific & the Arctic—and control of it could come to mean control over trade, energy, and military movement in the northern hemisphere.
3/ In 1867, the U.S. bought Alaska from Russia for $7.2 million—mocked at the time as “Seward’s Folly.”
It turned out to be one of the best real estate deals in history: $180+ BILLION in oil revenue alone, plus priceless strategic location.
T1 Energy & Corning just struck a deal to build a fully U.S.-made solar panel supply chain—polysilicon to panels—no China.
It’s a $B move for jobs, energy independence & national security.
Here’s why it matters. 🧵🇺🇸
2/ Right now, China dominates solar.
They control most of the polysilicon, wafers, and cells needed to make panels. U.S. solar projects are dependent on China—and vulnerable to Beijing’s leverage.
• Make polysilicon in Michigan (via Corning’s Hemlock Semiconductor)
• Turn it into wafers in Michigan
• Process wafers into solar cells in Austin, TX
• Assemble panels in Dallas, TX