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Actually his legacy is pretty much erased, since all he did was write executive orders and not get anything done. His true legacy really shines in the inner city of chicago. (where I resided and finally left)
No worries though , im sure you will be happy chipping in your part of Illinois tax $$$ thats going towards his $200 million library. Have fun paying for that.
Obama Presidential Library Will Cost Illinois Taxpayers More Than $200 Million
actually the majority of Solar panels are made outside the USA then imported in. This investment is different because LG will be manufacturing them in the USA.
actually the majority of Solar panels are made outside the USA then imported in. This investment is different because LG will be manufacturing them in the USA.
LG already was manufacturing in U.S. and I will admit now increasing that amount due to tariffs However, the tariffs have caused an increase in solar panels and has dampened adoption rates and therefore installment and sales jobs. Overall, the solar market in U.S. declined in 2017. In no way is that a plus.
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LG Electronics is expanding its U.S. presence with a new solar module assembly plant in Huntsville, Alabama.
The South Korean technology giant will invest $28 million to set up the factory that's expected to create 160 new full-time jobs. LG will add two production lines at its 48-acre campus in Huntsville, where the company has had operations for four decades. The solar module plant will bring LG's total employment in the Southern city to more than 400 workers.
Starting in early 2019, the new manufacturing plant is expected to produce 500 megawatts of solar modules per year. LG joins a steadily growing list of solar companies to have announced plans to invest in American manufacturing since President Trump imposed tariffs on imported solar cells and modules earlier this year. The tariffs stemmed from a Section 201 trade case brought by struggling U.S.-based solar companies Suniva and SolarWorld Americas.
but but but but but.... the Solar Panel Tariffs will Hurt US Production
The good news this week just keeps flowing ..... Keep Up the good work MR.PRESIDENT!
400.. if you read it all. For Alabama. This is a good thing Every American job created counts Thats 400 less jobs for CHINA . This is BIG, because of the limited companies in the US creating solar panels .
Those 400 job gains should offset the jobs lost at Harley Davidson.https://www.usatoday.com/story/money...ffs/647199002/
And while i think solar is the way of the future what happened to trumps promise of re-opening up coal mines?
So solar energy is okay now that a Republican wants to use it?
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Every American job created counts 
