Ford CEO: U.S. plant expansion is 'vote of confidence' in Trump

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by whell

Your "substance" is nothing that couldn't have been gleaned from the article I posted, with the exception of the "flattery" angle...

The flattery angle is the whole story outside of Flat Rock, MI. Ford deciding to create 700 jobs there when the American economy is generating 200K jobs per month, year after year, isn't news worthy of national discussion were it not for Trump claiming credit and Ford choosing to flatter him. Got to hand it to Trump for claiming credit for something he had nothing to do with and the press running with it. OTOH, this, above anything else you've posted, belongs in your fake news thread.

[whell]

Originally Posted by finnbow

The flattery angle is the whole story outside of Flat Rock, MI. Ford deciding to create 700 jobs there when the American economy is generating 200K jobs per month, year after year, isn't news worthy of national discussion were it not for Trump claiming credit and Ford choosing to flatter him. Got to hand it to Trump for claiming credit for something he had nothing to do with and the press running with it. OTOH, this, above anything else you've posted, belongs in your fake news thread.

Good lord, you still have the facts wrong, particularly about what's happening in Flat Rock. Go back and look at post 23.