$8 billion dollars for 2,600 jobs…the Gotion deal is government excess at its worst. – Wirepoints on the Shaun Thompson Show

Mark joined the Shaun Thompson Show to talk about the latest developments in the Gotion controversy. Wirepoints’ new poll shows a majority of Illinoisans oppose the plan for Gotion to build a EV battery factory in Manteno, Illinois.

Wirepoints is collecting its columns relevant to Gotion here.

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Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

Just because EV is the way of the future, whether we like it or not and it’s reliability is questionable, doesn’t mean one has to go in business with people that have made it clear that they one day want to own us. I’m baffled as to why Chinese come to America to get an education, one that somehow eludes Americans, only to turn around and use their knowledge against us. Maybe if the generation now of college age was more concerned with useful knowledge instead of tearing down statues, rooting for Hamas and the sexuality of three year olds… Read more »

RON
2 years ago

Just let the free market decide which form of transportation will be utilized, stop subsidizing EV’s and all public trains and planes

Leaving Soon, just not soon enough
2 years ago

The money will just go to another state. Electric vehicles are the thing of the future, like it or not. The kids can live in the basement and get high and play video games all day long now.
This is what has been going on for years in Illinois and it is working so well.

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