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In 2024, Republican EV Attacks May Fall Short as Swing States Reap Investment
27 Nov 2023 | Abstracted from US News
Republicans assert "Electric vehicles are a 'hoax,' they do not work, and they are strengthening China's economy at the expense of American jobs.
"...roughly $128 billion in investments in domestic EV and battery manufacturing announced since the 2022 passage of the Inflation Reduction Act..."Trump had the United States losing the EV race to China and if he had his way, the jobs of the future would be going to China..."
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