[The Outsider]

Ok, so like always there is so much to clean up in this thread. You all bounce from topic to topic in each thread. So lets go to the unions. Hoot and TRT how does right to work strengthen unions?

So dealing with jobs, Biden's idea with producing cars with lithium batteries (just an idea that is point, but was on his platform, think of it was Trump Building a wall, therefore, I personally do not put stock into it, but none the less it is his platform). This idea is suppossed to have the effect of 1 million new jobs).

In the idea of government spending to prop up companies, the defense department probably would like to weigh in on this topic.

In the idea of government leading scientific research, I give you NASA.

In the pipeline, is it not true the pipeline would cut across the heartland of the US where the food supply is mostly grown. If there was a leak in that area what does it do to the US?

LOL, so like always the guy who couldn't clean up his own litter box thinks he/she can decide what my own thread is about. How do 40 executive orders which will result initially in the permanent layoff of 120 thousand jobs in the energy industry strengthen unions tivtime? And for the nth time, WHAT will America replace fossil fuels with? The nenewable energy field supplies 3% of all US energy consumption. Surely a teacher, inventor, renewable energy whiz like yourself could enlighten us.

The rest of your post is just too shallow and ill thought out to merit response.

There will only be 35 permanent full time jobs lost due to the Keystone Pipeline stoppage.

Source? Construction jobs are by definition temporary but new construction is a sign of a healthy economy. The loss of thousands of construction jobs related to the cancelation of the pipeline project is not a minor impact on the economy. The cancelation of the pipeline project is nothing but a big payoff to Warren Buffet for his support of Democrat campaigns.

I agree that there will be 6-8 thousand construction jobs lost due to stopping it, which will have a big impact.  As far as a payoff to Buffet, I have no idea, although I doubt that he needs it, but greed can be a very strong motivator no matter how much money you have.