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The only choice that made any sense at all. America is about to experience it's absolute Golden Age. 2026 will be the USA's 250th anniversary, we'll put men on

The only choice that made any sense at all. America is about to experience it's absolute Golden Age. 2026 will be the USA's 250th anniversary, we'll put men on the moon for the first time in 50+ years, and we'll land a rocket on Mars. The Supreme Court is secured for decades, immigration reform will now be swift and bipartisan, and we're moving manufacturing back to the US, including 4nm chip manufacturing with TSMC, avoiding escalation with China on that front. We are truly living in the best possible timeline, I'm literally so pumped and excited for the future of our country and world, and I'm ready to start building for the future!!!

nick3443 2y ago
CHIPS act was a democrat program
- rpmisms 2y ago
  Credit to them, it was a good move.
- andrewla 2y ago
  Yeah, it was really impressive how a law, passed in 2022, managed to travel back in time to 2019 and convince TSMC to start applying to build a plant. It then travelled back in time to 2020 to get Arizona to approve construction. Really an impressive bit of legistlation.
  - nick3443 2y ago
    Thanks for the illuminating context
- cooper_ganglia 2y ago
  Yes, and that's great, credit to anyone who supports American industry! I'm looking forward to how much more manufacturing across different industries that this admin brings back to the States, too!
  - rozap 2y ago
    After Trump was shitting on the act, Mike Johnson said he plans to repeal the CHIPS act, but has since backpedalled. I agree American manufacturing is important. I don't see how the Republicans voting records align with it.
atuladhar 2y ago
All the while pumping more and more carbon into the air and hurtling into bigger and bigger weather disasters.
- cooper_ganglia 2y ago
  Since 1950, the US has increased CO2 output by 102%. In that same time period, China has increased by 5,600%. Since 2005, the US has decreased carbon output by 17%, and China has increased by 93%. They emit 124% more Co2 annually than the US does. American manufacturing is not the issue when it comes to carbon emissions, China is.
  - tcfunk 2y ago
    US, stop that polluting! US Looks at China Well they started it!
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lm28469 2y ago
> America is about to experience it's absolute Golden Age. > 2026 will be the USA's 250th anniversary, we'll put men on the moon for the first time in 50+ years lmao this is exactly everything that's wrong, we keep looking back at the real golden age and want to do things that are now meaningless to celebrate random anniversary numbers, just "because". Putting a man on the moon today won't have a fraction of the glitter it had back then, not even 1% Look at the future, not the past
doubleyou 2y ago
Just wish more than 1/3 of eligible voters voted for him. He doesnt represent tte country. https://bipartisanpolicy.org/explainer/10-things-to-know-2024-presidential-election/ https://bipartisanpolicy.org/explainer/10-things-to-know-202...
sneak 2y ago
It’s hard to imagine a golden age being the one in which individual liberty and privacy for the median citizen reaches an all-time low.

nick3443 2y ago

CHIPS act was a democrat program

rpmisms 2y ago
Credit to them, it was a good move.
andrewla 2y ago
Yeah, it was really impressive how a law, passed in 2022, managed to travel back in time to 2019 and convince TSMC to start applying to build a plant. It then travelled back in time to 2020 to get Arizona to approve construction. Really an impressive bit of legistlation.
- nick3443 2y ago
  Thanks for the illuminating context
cooper_ganglia 2y ago
Yes, and that's great, credit to anyone who supports American industry! I'm looking forward to how much more manufacturing across different industries that this admin brings back to the States, too!
- rozap 2y ago
  After Trump was shitting on the act, Mike Johnson said he plans to repeal the CHIPS act, but has since backpedalled. I agree American manufacturing is important. I don't see how the Republicans voting records align with it.

atuladhar 2y ago

All the while pumping more and more carbon into the air and hurtling into bigger and bigger weather disasters.

cooper_ganglia 2y ago
Since 1950, the US has increased CO2 output by 102%. In that same time period, China has increased by 5,600%. Since 2005, the US has decreased carbon output by 17%, and China has increased by 93%. They emit 124% more Co2 annually than the US does. American manufacturing is not the issue when it comes to carbon emissions, China is.
- tcfunk 2y ago
  US, stop that polluting! US Looks at China Well they started it!

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lm28469 2y ago

> America is about to experience it's absolute Golden Age. > 2026 will be the USA's 250th anniversary, we'll put men on the moon for the first time in 50+ years lmao this is exactly everything that's wrong, we keep looking back at the real golden age and want to do things that are now meaningless to celebrate random anniversary numbers, just "because". Putting a man on the moon today won't have a fraction of the glitter it had back then, not even 1% Look at the future, not the past

doubleyou 2y ago

Just wish more than 1/3 of eligible voters voted for him. He doesnt represent tte country. https://bipartisanpolicy.org/explainer/10-things-to-know-2024-presidential-election/ https://bipartisanpolicy.org/explainer/10-things-to-know-202...

sneak 2y ago

It’s hard to imagine a golden age being the one in which individual liberty and privacy for the median citizen reaches an all-time low.