This morning the Trump administration launched the Foundry School, a national program to train the entrepreneurs, engineers, technicians, and industrial leaders needed to rebuild American manufacturing. [Press Release Here]
“President Trump’s reindustrialization agenda has already brought trillions of dollars in industrial investment to American soil. Foundry School will focus on turning that investment into jobs. American manufacturers will need an estimated 3.8 million skilled workers by 2033 in semiconductors, defense, energy, and beyond, and Foundry School exists to make sure Americans fill those jobs. The program will put American workers first by equipping them with the skills needed to bring manufacturing jobs home and build careers in industries critical to our nation’s economic security.”
This critically important initiative launched today with the full support of the administration including remarks by both Vice-President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. ‘Industrial Security Is National Security’, noted Vance. ‘We Lost Our Ability to Make Things’ Rubio warned as both explain the importance of the objective. WATCH:
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Many in my father’s family went to Patterson Cooperative High School, Dayton, Ohio established in 1914 and worked part time in the industry for which they were training.
Later the school was gutted because everyone gotta go to kollege .
Nothing new under the sun.
There was a time when this country could manufacture a new heavy bomber every hour, and the plane consisted entirely of materials that we mined and made. It was impossible for our opponents to out-produce us, and they could not sink enough of the “Liberty Ships” that we were also pouring out of our shipyards.
While that stunning capacity is no longer in place, it has not been forgotten by everyone. The capability still exists to restore our industrial heritage – a “rust belt” no more. The “belt” was our own foolish decision, and we can un-make it.
“Make America Great Again!” It can’t just be an acronym on a red hat. And, it ought to be a mantra that every country takes for its own: “Make [my_country] Great Again!” That each of them does not trade, and does not negotiate, from a position of weakness. And, whenever possible, never takes “No” for an answer.
It can be done Again. You can get whatever you want, but only if you want it badly enough.
Yes, “in life, you must negotiate.” But, negotiate to win. And from a position of self-sufficiency.
The record for building a Liberty Ship, in all places Portland Oregon. Four days.
Screw Clinton/Gore and their NAFTA B.S – Let’s get to work!
How are kids who can’t read, write, or do math, going to “make things”?
They can work in the commisary.