Posted on 03/22/2020 9:13:42 AM PDT by be-baw
Ford, General Motors and Tesla are being given the go ahead to make ventilators and other metal products, FAST! Go for it auto execs, lets see how good you are?
Ridiculous. By the time a factory switches over to do that, this will be over. Hell, it’s actually all over now. ALl that we are seeing is what it would look like if the government was chasing down a seasonal flu by tracking down each individual case and waiting until nobody in America had the flu.
My interpretation of current events is not in close alignment with yours.
From listening to a news conference last week my thought was he’s reducing the restrictions of the Affordable Health Care Act.
Remembering the Medical Device tax in the Affordable Health Care Act too, same Democrats who passed and/or supported the law are now angry about scarcity of Medical supplies...?
My observation is Donald Trump now deserves some credit for revolutionizing Health Care and Medical access in ways the Affordable Health Care Act couldn’t and/or wouldn’t. Just wouldn’t fit the media narrative though...
:-P
I have three F-150’s on order for a project with the company I work for. I expect long delays, and don’t care
Yeah never understand why the damn truck costs so much? Crazy.
You being an expert on factories, production and flu viruses and all...Got it.
Here is a 30 second video from the European Space Agency showing factories in China shutting down and coming back on line. Looks like they were down hard for about a month or so..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=5&v=6DWBhp-oKOI&feature=emb_logo
In WW2, GM converted to tank production in 6 months. By war’s end, they were also making airplanes. Shipyards were cranking out a ship per day. Escort carriers were commissioned weekly.
It can be done.
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