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jonstl08

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13. so true

Reply to doc03 (Reply #9)

Wed Apr 2, 2025, 09:23 AM

Apr 2025

Anybody who thinks companies especially car companies are going to invest billions to build factories here to evade tariffs are in dreamland. That cost along with increased labor costs would be greater than the cost with the tariffs.

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