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Woah.
I'm confused here. It says some European countries are not happy that the U.S. is trying to lure businesses to America? What are we supposed to do tell them to f*ck off to China? >

We could have refused to do protectionist policy - or at least do some sort of "protectionism against dictatorships, and free trade with fellow free western democracies" policy that would get the European countries into the loop too
Like, I don't think the IRA is a bad bill, but I do think some Europeans could have some valid complaints here. Ultimately it should be fine whether we are subsidizing European or US or Canadian or SK or Japanese or Australian/Oceanian or whatever electric cars >

I don’t think a lot of Europe understands how fucked the world economy is, the US even has managed to pull the wool over a lot of peoples eyes about inflation and potential recession lol. >

Sure, US could then learn from our healthcare and education system.
Imagine where we would be if we actually learned from each other. >

You are now on A List. >

Better than C List, I say. >

Biden would be center-left in Europe >

he would be far left in Europe too.