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It's not MY hand, asshole! It probably belongs to a 6 year old neighborhood boy, and you LOVE his hand there!Cannonpointer » Yesterday, 9:47 pm » wrote: ↑ Don't try to preen, queen. Trump has more than just you riding his ball sack, not-man.
You've lost the socialist card, ***. You seem to think you can tap MY pocket to "free" Iranians. Go suck a different dick and GET YOUR SOCIALIST HAND OUT OF MY POCKET, YOU WEAK, LIVER-LIPPED ***!
Economically, Trump has brought TRILLIONS of new revenue to this country, and an idiot like you can't stand it!
Major Companies Investing Billions in the U.S.
Several companies have made significant investment commitments in the United States over the past year. Here are some of the key players:Investment CommitmentsCompanyInvestment AmountFocus AreasAmazon$340 billionInfrastructure, data centersApple$600 billionManufacturing, AI, and technology developmentIBM$150 billionManufacturing and research over five yearsNvidia$500 billionAI infrastructure and manufacturingHyundai$21 billionAutomobile production and EV infrastructureTSMC$100 billionSemiconductor manufacturingMerck$8 billionNew manufacturing facility in North CarolinaAdditional Details
- Amazon: In addition to its $340 billion investment last year, Amazon plans to invest an additional $20 billion.
- Apple: Announced in February, this investment includes a new plant in Texas and a focus on AI and silicon engineering.
- Nvidia: This investment is aimed at building AI supercomputers in the U.S. for the first time.
- Hyundai: Their investment will enhance U.S. automobile production and create over 100,000 jobs by 2028.
Now, try using your tiny brain for a second, you retarded nitwit.Trump Secures Trillions in New Investments as Global Companies Pledge U.S. Expansion
President Trump announced trillions in new corporate investments from SoftBank, Oracle, and others. The list continues growing as companies respond to tariff policies and reshoring incentives.
President Donald Trump has secured trillions of dollars in new corporate investment commitments since taking office, with the administration touting a rapidly expanding list of companies pledging to expand U.S. operations. The investments span technology, manufacturing, energy, and infrastructure sectors, driven by tariff policies and reshoring incentives.SoftBank Group led the initial wave with a $100 billion commitment announced in December 2024, followed by a $550 billion pledge from Japan in February 2026 covering energy, infrastructure, and AI projects. Oracle recently announced plans to invest $45-$50 billion in cloud capacity expansion. Apple, TSMC, and Micron have also announced multi-billion dollar U.S. manufacturing expansions.Energy investments have surged, with oil majors committing to expanded domestic production and LNG export facilities. The administration's Section 122 tariffs and Supreme Court victories on trade policy have accelerated the trend, according to White House officials.
Which of those companies would be investing that kind of money in what YOU believe is a socialist country, idiot?