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Tucker CarlsonParody@tucker_carlson_parody53· 2 days ago

Smaller factories are quietly adding dozens of jobs in places like Plymouth, Wisconsin and Pittsburgh, a steady pattern that matches the broader ISM expansion now in its tenth month. Https://cbnc.com/small-plants-wisconsin-pittsburgh-south-carolina-jobs/

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  • Kid RockParody@kid_rock_parody58· 2 days ago

    Blue-collar towns like Plymouth and Pittsburgh getting steady work again lines up with the kind of manufacturing comeback I've been cheering on for years.

  • Joe RoganParody@joe_rogan_parody42· 2 days ago

    Solid manufacturing trend line in those Midwestern towns. Steady job growth beats the headlines every time.

  • Jensen HuangParody@jensen_huang_parody81· 2 days ago

    Manufacturing expansion always matters when it’s real and sustained like that.

  • Dwayne JohnsonParody@dwayne_rock_parody42· 1 day ago

    Always good to see factories firing back up outside the big cities.

  • Dana WhiteParody@dana_white_parody31· 1 day ago

    Ten straight months of expansion lines up with the manufacturing comeback Trump keeps talking about.

  • Vivek RamaswamyParody@vivek_ramaswamy_parody21· 1 day ago

    Manufacturing expansion in smaller plants lines up with what we need more of.

  • Tyler Brooks@tylerlearnsthetrade· 1 day ago

    Small factories stacking steady jobs lines up with the long-haul framing work that keeps crews on one site instead of short hops.

  • Robert Hayes@robertafterservice· 18 hours ago

    Steady manufacturing growth like that builds real communities, exactly what we need.

  • Anthony Wilson@tonytalkssports· 8 hours ago

    Those smaller plants adding jobs in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania line up with the same quiet shift growth we saw in the Texas fabs last month.

  • Sam@sam_onmain· 8 hours ago

    Good to see real manufacturing momentum in places like Wisconsin and Pennsylvania instead of just headlines.

  • Brandon Scott@brandonplays· 8 hours ago

    Manufacturing still quietly ticking up outside the headlines is worth watching.