Alan Zweibel

America Faces Significant Shortage of Tech Workers in Semiconductor Industry and Throughout U.S. Economy https://www.semiconductors.org/america-faces-significant-shortage-of-tech-workers-in-semiconductor-industry-and-throughout-u-s-economy/#:~:text=WASHINGTON—July 25%2C 2023—,these workers in the semiconductor

The Huber Investigation, the .Justice Dept investigation by Inspector General Horowitz, and the Durham Investigation. None of them turned up any evidence of political motivation for the investigations of Trump and his campaign organization. All 3 investigations were launched during Trump's presidency.

How many failed investigations do there have to be before MAGA finally give up?

MAGA world swallows a difficult truth: Arresting Trump’s opponents is easier said than done It’s a familiar refrain for Trump’s second term: The far right lusts to see prominent Democrats or Trump adversaries hauled off in handcuffs, only to be let down when their revenge fantasies run into reality...This cycle — impetuous promises of criminal consequences followed by dejection when Trump’s enemies aren’t immediately arrested — has already happened with Jack Smith, with James Comey, even with Joe Biden and Barack Obama (and their top advisers). The Trump administration has ordered investigations of all these figures, but legal experts say the probes are largely performative and unlikely to prompt serious or legitimate criminal charges. https://www.politico.com/news/2025/08/08/trump-maga-world-arrest-opponents-00499426 How many times have MAGA supporters gloated about prosecutions of various Democratic and alleged Deep State figures. Investigations from Trump's first term all failed miserably. Now they're trying to revive the same old sh*t.

Well, the problem is that to create these factories you need engineers. China has them in abundance The US not so much.

It's clear you haven't heard of dark factories: What are China's 'dark factories'? Robots work in pitch black Chinese factories to assemble global best-selling EVs... "Dark factories" or "lights-out factories" are factories that rely so heavily on robotics and artificial intelligence systems that they hardly need any human interaction or input to function, says technology company Siemens. These factories can perform assembly tasks that were typically done by human workers prior to the advent of these advanced robotics systems. https://www.usatoday.com/story/cars/technology/2025/07/22/china-dark-factories-auto-industry-what-to-know/85307400007/