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Donald Trump’s tariff plans may have looked like a gamble at first, but they’re a gamble that’s paying off in plenty of areas. While leftists and some on the right are wringing their hands and gnashing their teeth, the Trump administration is seeing results.
While the U.S. has China backed to the edge of the tariff cliff, corporations all over the world are investing in America. Let’s look at some examples.
The largest U.S. toy manufacturer is investing millions to significantly increase its presence in Tennessee and Florida. Cra-Z-Art is moving much of its manufacturing from China back to the U.S.; it’s one of the few companies that makes toys here, and it will increase its American manufacturing base. The move should increase the company’s profits immensely as well as save money on shipping and get toys onto store shelves more quickly.
Guardian Bikes, an Indiana-based company, has acquired the financing to build the “first large-scale bicycle frame manufacturing operation in the United States.” Moving this aspect of manufacturing stateside will create jobs and “disrupt the bicycle industry.”
„We’re not just building bikes—we’re rebuilding an industry“, said Brian Riley, CEO of Guardian Bikes. „And we’re doing it with cutting-edge automation, good-paying local jobs, and an unwavering commitment to safety, quality, and resilience.
