Trump Visits Texas Plant, Hugs Worker, Credits Tariffs for Hiring
President Trump tours Peterbilt Motors in Texas, praises tariffs, and hails worker support during campaign stop.
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President Donald Trump visited the Peterbilt Motors Company in Denton, Texas, as part of his campaign tour ahead of midterm elections, showcasing his focus on domestic manufacturing and ‘America First’ policies. During the visit, Trump praised the company’s trucks and engaged with employees, highlighting his administration’s impact on the industry.
Trump Praises Peterbilt Trucks and Credits Tariffs for Hiring
At the plant, Trump expressed admiration for the design of the Peterbilt trucks, calling them ‘the shape’ he likes. He pointed to one of the trucks, saying, ‘I love the shape. You know. That one. There’s no bullsh*t.’ The visit was part of his broader effort to promote domestic manufacturing and reinforce his ‘America First’ agenda.
One of the workers at Peterbilt praised Trump’s policies, crediting his tariffs for the company’s ability to hire 1,000 new employees. ‘Because of your tariffs, we have been able to hire, increase production, and hire one thousand employees. And my son was included on that!’ the worker said. The employee also expressed gratitude for the company’s support and the president’s policies, calling them ‘a third-generation Peterbilt family.’ She added, ‘I am so thankful for what not only Peterbilt has done for us, but what also you, Mr. President, has done for our family.’
Trump Hugs Worker, Highlights ‘Real’ Support
During the tour, Trump also hugged a hardworking woman, emphasizing the positive side of his administration that he claims the media often overlooks. The worker praised Trump’s honesty, saying, ‘You pretty much tell it how it is!’ and added, ‘I love it!’ The interaction underscored the president’s efforts to connect with workers and highlight the benefits of his policies.
Trump’s visit to Peterbilt Motors comes as he continues his campaign for midterm elections, focusing on economic growth and domestic manufacturing. The stop in Texas is part of a broader strategy to rally support for his ‘America First’ agenda, emphasizing the importance of American industry and job creation.
Source: The Gateway Pundit
