Thanks to President Biden’s and Democrats’ economic plan, manufacturing is making a comeback in America. Last week alone, President Biden traveled to Ohio for the groundbreaking of Intel’s new microchip manufacturing facility, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen traveled to Michigan to see Ford’s manufacturing plant for new electric trucks, and Wolfspeed announced the largest manufacturing investment in North Carolina’s history.
Check out some local headlines on America’s manufacturing boom, made possible by Democrats’ Inflation Reduction Act and CHIPS and Science Act:
In Ohio:
- Columbus Dispatch: Ohio welcomes Biden, Intel for $20 billion groundbreaking
- Toledo Blade: Biden highlights CHIPS Act at Ohio Intel plant groundbreaking
- Crain’s Cleveland Business Journal: Biden: Intel groundbreaking buries Ohio’s Rust Belt label
- WOSU: President Biden comes to Central Ohio for Intel groundbreaking
- WBNS: President Biden joins Ohio officials, Intel executives to celebrate groundbreaking ceremony in New Albany
- WSYX: President Biden at Intel ceremony: ‘Time to bury the rust belt’
- WOIO: President Biden travels to Ohio as Intel breaks ground on $20B semiconductor site
- WHIO: Biden boasts return of ‘industrial Midwest’ at groundbreaking for Intel semiconductor plant
- Spectrum News: ‘The industrial Midwest is back’: Biden shines spotlight on U.S. chip investments at Intel’s Ohio groundbreaking
- WDTN: President in Ohio for Intel groundbreaking
In North Carolina:
- WRAL: Wolfspeed announces $5 billion investment in Chatham County, largest in NC history
- The News & Observer: Wolfspeed announces chip manufacturing plant, bringing 1,800 jobs to Chatham County
- Chatham News + Record: Wolfspeed announces historic economic development in Chatham County
- Spectrum News: N.C. wins Wolfspeed semiconductor materials plant
In Michigan:
