When Chinese battery maker Gotion showed up at a former Kmart warehouse in Manteno in early September to announce its decision to build a $2 billion factory and hire 2,600 workers, few anticipated the fierce debate that would follow in this town of 9,200 about 50 miles south of Chicago.
Mark are you a democrat?
They just did, but now they have to work for it. Over the life of the plant millions and millions will be paid out in the form of wages.
Chitty investment for sure, but better than the Viet Nam war or Iraq war. Or even worse giving money to the CPS.
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Many of the critics will work there alongside their children.
Good jobs in the middle of nowhere are hard to come by.
For the $8 billion subsidy for the plant, they could have just given a million bucks to every household in Manteno and had plenty to spare.
Mark are you a democrat?
They just did, but now they have to work for it. Over the life of the plant millions and millions will be paid out in the form of wages.
Chitty investment for sure, but better than the Viet Nam war or Iraq war. Or even worse giving money to the CPS.