As our dealerships continue to struggle with inflation and inventory shortages, I led a group of my colleagues in asking Treasury to help our nation's automobile industry. We must do more to get our supply chains flowing again. scott.senate.gov/media-cente…

Feb 22, 2022 · 10:08 PM UTC

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While Tim is looking for solutions for wealthy car dealers he has no time for looking into high rents.
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End our reliance on China for all things
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Did we not just bail out the auto industry in 2008 with TARP? Car prices kept going up. Maybe big auto needs to take CEO salaries to support dealers. Maybe then they’ll bring jobs back home and quit giving themselves raises. They already make like 200x their average worker.
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More partisan BS. Learn to work across the aisle, so instead of feeding us this crap that will never pass, actually try doing something!
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We stand with President Joe Biden. Won’t you, Senator Scott, be a man of honor and patriotism? We respect and support our president, a good, honest man of faith and integrity.
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It’s not Trump’s fault he destroyed the GOP. It’s the Republican Party’s fault for letting him. Everyone knows that EVERYTHING TRUMP TOUCHES TURNS TO TURDS.
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SMH. Nothing about Ukraine. Damn, you’re transparent.
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Exactly what needs to be done? To save your life you couldn't answer this.
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We MUST encourage computer chip manufacturing domestically. US auto plants (in SC too) have had repeated shut downs due to lack of chips. A majority of engineers designing chips are Indian immigrants. To build chips at home we need immigrants. #GCbacklog #immigrationreform
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