Trump's real bread and butter jobs boom: 4,000 new MANUFACTURING jobs in Alabama and 1,000 new AIRCRAFT jobs in Wichita

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Originally Posted by chad3

The Toyota/Mazda plant in your first source was planned to be built in America in 2016 (Obama was president in 2016.)
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Your second source speaks of declining federal job training funding which causes a lack of skilled workers. And Donald Trump wants to cut federal job training programs by 40%.
Trump budget proposes 40% cut to job training programs - May. 24, 2017

The Toyota Mazda plant was "officially" announced in 2016. Those of us associated with Toyota have been hearing whispers around the office since 2014, which means the planning was started well before that. Well over 3 years ago they were in our plant scouting locations for "something big".

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Originally Posted by earthlyfather

Get a grip. Perspective and understanding would help to. Know your emojis. The one I used in the post, to which responded to is to indicate sarcasm. States are all competing for new manufacturing jobs through incentives, training, schools; you name it.

The Trump administration is just making it more attractive to set up business in the U.S. in general.

What has he done to make it more attractive?