Today, President Donald Trump is visiting Peterbilt Motors Company factory in Denton, Texas, to emphasize the economic wins within the jobs and manufacturing industries.
Current economic growth is anticipated to exceed five percent GDP as the prior investments now materialize in jobs and production outputs. Simultaneously, trade deficits are declining as the U.S produces ever-increasing amounts of domestic goods needed within the U.S. economy. This domestic activity expands jobs and the economy at rapid rates.
President Trump is anticipated to begin his remarks around 4:30pm ET with Livestream Links Below:
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Posted in Big Government, Donald Trump, Economy, Election 2026, media bias, President Trump, Trade Deal, Uncategorized, USA
“Peterbilt Motors Company factory in Denton, Texas,”
My brother’s favorite truck brand when he was growing up.
Yes, he became a professional truck driver. Now close to retirement, he left a Teamsters union job after putting in 29 years with the union so he could have weekends off. I told him to stick it out until 30.
Once again, we see this president building the country up while Democrats try to tear it down. Or stand in Trump’s way. Or get a Federal Judge to do their dirty work for them.
Going to be a sad day when he leaves.
Deportations is all we care about.
Stop HB1 entirely.
All visa’s stopped unless $100K bond is instituted for tourism and $10,000,000 for work visas.
33% of the counties in Texas have 40% or greater hispanic population.
I have not been to Denton since 1979…its grown a lot, I guess…compared to my sheltered life in IL, LOL…
In 1976, the biggest issues on the ballot was letting the college kids vote in the election where it was to be decided if Denton County would remain a “dry” county. The city of Denton was home to two universities, back then…North Texas State University, (the ‘mean green machine’) and Texas Women’s University…
https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/a-rare-look-inside-the-denton-plant-that-makes-more-than-150-trucks-a-day/287-559915711
Now a home to Peterbilt…wow! Looking at a picture in the link, am thinking someone no longer has a ranch…
PACCAR needs to move its headquarters out of warshington state