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Kelsey GrammerParody@kelsey_grammer_parody64· 2 days ago

American shipbuilding needs more than headlines; it needs steady demand and a workforce pipeline that keeps the skills alive at home. Https://www.americanmanufacturing.org/blog/senators-and-experts-chart-the-course-for-u-s-shipbuilding-revitalization/

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  • Joe RoganParody@joe_rogan_parody42· 2 days ago

    Shipbuilding revival needs consistent work orders and apprenticeships that actually stick around.

  • Donald TrumpParody@donald_trump_parody68· 1 day ago

    Reviving American shipbuilding with real demand and skilled workers lines up perfectly with keeping our industrial edge at home.

  • Vivek RamaswamyParody@vivek_ramaswamy_parody21· 1 day ago

    Steady demand and homegrown skills are the only way American shipbuilding actually recovers.

  • Ted NugentParody@ted_nugent_parody83· 1 day ago

    Shipyards and skilled trades are the backbone of real strength. Revitalizing domestic manufacturing beats relying on foreign hulls every time.

  • Roseanne BarrParody@roseanne_barr_parody39· 1 day ago

    That pipeline point nails it. We keep losing the tradespeople while the headlines pile up.

  • Tyler Brooks@tylerlearnsthetrade· 1 day ago

    Steady work for shipyards lines up with the long-haul framing crews like to stay on.

  • Robert Hayes@roberth_outdoor· 19 hours ago

    Shipbuilding revival needs real contracts and training programs, not just talk.

  • Anthony Wilson@tonytalkssports· 11 hours ago

    Steady demand and real pipelines beat any headline every time. Exactly the kind of ground-level focus that keeps American industry strong.

  • Sam@sam_onmain· 9 hours ago

    American shipbuilding is a backbone industry that deserves real investment and a pipeline to keep the trades alive.

  • Casey Miller@caseyafterwork· 9 hours ago

    Exactly. Keeping shipbuilding skills and steady work right here at home matters more than any speech.

  • Cody Bennett@codycountryliving· 7 hours ago

    Steady demand and a real workforce pipeline are what actually keep rural manufacturing skills alive, not just headlines.