Comments by "Roger Dodger" (@rogerdodger8415) on "Biden sees Trump rematch as real possibility" video.

  1. If Trump wins, we won't get to hear news like THIS that is kept secret.. On April 30, U.S. Steel said that after months of tug of war with the Allegheny County Health Department, it was canceling the $1.5 billion upgrade and idling three batteries at Clairton Coke Works by 2023. U.S. Steel said in a statement that a dragged-out delay from Allegheny County officials for permitting the project contributed to the decision, along with the new direction that the company is taking to focus on sustainability. Allegheny County chief executive Rich Fitzgerald, a city Democrat, said he was "blindsided by the news." Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, also a Democrat, was simply devastated. "It is heartbreaking," said Fetterman, whose home is across the street from the sprawling 148-year-old Edgar Thomson Works that hugs the Monongahela River. Local economic development forecasters estimate over 1,000 direct jobs will be lost, as well as countless supporting jobs that would have facilitated the buildout.
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  2.  @tammebrown4871  Well, there's old and wise, old and forgetful, Old and inspiring, and then there's Joe "shoel ready jobs" Biden. He's not only an Alzheimer patient, but he's a criminal and an Oba-mao puppet as well. Trump was a yo-yo, no question about it, but at least he TRIED to keep his campaign promises, and gave more thought to OUR country than our vampire allies.
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  3. You vote for Trump and you're gonna miss THESE NEWS ITEMS.. On April 30, U.S. Steel said that after months of tug of war with the Allegheny County Health Department, it was canceling the $1.5 billion upgrade and idling three batteries at Clairton Coke Works by 2023. U.S. Steel said in a statement that a dragged-out delay from Allegheny County officials for permitting the project contributed to the decision, along with the new direction that the company is taking to focus on sustainability. Allegheny County chief executive Rich Fitzgerald, a city Democrat, said he was "blindsided by the news." Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, also a Democrat, was simply devastated. "It is heartbreaking," said Fetterman, whose home is across the street from the sprawling 148-year-old Edgar Thomson Works that hugs the Monongahela River. Local economic development forecasters estimate over 1,000 direct jobs will be lost, as well as countless supporting jobs that would have facilitated the buildout.
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