The Democrats have made a bad move, and Trump is not far behind.
The current president of the United States and his political opponents are all the targets of his bombardment, saying that they are destroying the United States and cursing them that they deserve to rot in hell.
It can be said that Trump has incarnated as a "Gatling", and the only instruction he received was to "fire all the fire".
In Trump's unsympathetic output, there is one thing that is mentioned for the first time. He believes that the development of electric vehicles is a hoax, and the "tax credit" offered by the Biden administration is to send the United States to hell.
This is puzzling, how can the steaming electric car industry be useless when it comes to Trump's mouth? If you want to criticize your opponents, you will not open your mouth, otherwise, you are burying mines in your own political career.
If you think about it, there is really something about Trump.
The United States is a major oil exporter, and even during the critical period of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, it has not forgotten to complete its own business, which shows that this oil reserve is definitely not ordinary.
Otherwise, how could the United States be willing to peg the dollar to oil?
Now it's good, fuel vehicles are suddenly not sought after, as small as the domestic oil has one less consumption channel, as big as the world has one less fuel industry, and then, the Biden administration also uses tax credits to encourage the development of the electric vehicle industry.
The good money-making plan was actually sneered at by Biden, Trump, as a businessman, can't he stand up and point at Biden's nose and scold?
Of course, from some perspectives, Trump also seems to make sense.
First of all, the United States has lagged far behind China in the new energy industry, whether it is in the development of technology or supply chain, if you want to go hand in hand with China, it will definitely take a lot of thought and time.
Cost input and long-term benefits are not the demands of the United States' economic development at all, otherwise, the information and financial industries would not have become the leading industries in the United States.
To put it bluntly, it is difficult for the United States to be competitive in the new energy industry.
Second, the United States is a vast country, and once electric vehicles are implemented, they will have to work charging infrastructure. It's enough to install a few more in densely populated places, but if the population is thin, the cost will go up.
The development of the electric industry in other countries is on demand, and the United States does this, because there is more money.
Finally, China's advantage in the electric industry is already a sure fact. What's more, China and Europe are vigorously developing electric vehicles because of a lack of fuel, but the United States is not.
Even if you make a wedding dress for your opponent, you are still limited by your opponent, which is too inconsistent with the limelight of the United States.
Therefore, Trump's name of "understanding king" is not purely a gimmick, but for a country to stand in the first position in the world, it must be maintained, and it is not enough to have the mind of a businessman.
The advantages of the United States are gradually being overtaken by the back waves, and if one cannot compete with each other, there is a risk of being controlled by others everywhere. Of course, the United States may not know what this is like, but the United States has let many countries taste it.
As the saying goes, the competitiveness that the Biden administration wants is, to put it bluntly, the control of the hegemon.
Not to mention electric vehicles, it is the semiconductor industry, and the same is true. The head industry in the future is not in the hands of the United States, and the United States will also roll down from the first position.
Looking at it this way, can Trump, who is a former president, still not understand? Since he is a successful businessman, maximizing profits is the ultimate goal.
The priority now is to win the votes, and then to cheer the voters.
The fundamentals of the domestic electric vehicle industry in the United States are not large, and Trump naturally wants to grasp the heart of the traditional automobile industry first.
All in all, Trump's use of the electric car industry is a different way, in essence, or for his own vote.