CCP-Linked Battery Maker Eligible For $7.5 Billion In Biden Bucks, Analysis Finds – Daily Caller

US-POLITICS-BIDENGotion Inc., which is tied to the Chinese Communist Party, could be eligible for the federal taxpayer dollars thanks to the 45X production tax credit provision in the Inflation Reduction Act at its Manteno facility, Jacob Whiton said. The $2 billion facility, set to be built within about 30 miles of two U.S. military installations, will also receive more than $500 million worth of subsidies from the state of Illinois, bringing the total amount of taxpayer dollars it could ultimately receive up to about $8 billion.
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Riverbender
2 years ago

Next up Hunter Biden is on the board of directors as a silent member

Freddy
2 years ago
Reply to  Riverbender

Someone should check if Pelosi or husband is investing or buying shares since insider trading is legal for them but not us. This EV garbage is being pushed way too hard so someone is going to make a lot of money in a short period of time.

Goodgulf Greyteeth
2 years ago

Makes you shudder to think about all the stuff like this, or worse, that we just haven’t heard about yet.

That and that fact that in response to tempests, guvmn’t believes ‘any lie will do’ like mariners believe in ‘any port in a storm.’ or pilots talk about ‘any landing you walk away from.’

Giddyap
2 years ago

Pritzker Ignores Communist Chinese Genocide Of Muslims, To Virtue Signal On Electric Cars — CARS THAT NO ONE WANTS, NO ONE CAN AFFORD

Lana
2 years ago

China taking over America with the help of Red, American, Communist, tyrants.
No coincidence China is buying land across America, some near American military bases.
The distraction is China taking over Taiwan when in reality it is America.

Last edited 2 years ago by Lana

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