President Donald Trump scored another massive win for American manufacturing this week, congratulating Nissan on their commitment to dramatically increase domestic production under his tariff-driven trade strategy.
"Wow! Congratulations to Nissan, and Christian Meunier, Americas Chairman, on the tremendous success they are having in the U.S.," Trump posted on Truth Social Wednesday, highlighting how his tough trade policies are forcing foreign automakers to bring jobs back to America.
The president's celebration comes as Nissan shifts most of its production to American soil - a direct result of Trump's strategic use of tariffs that the establishment media claimed would "hurt consumers." Once again, Trump's critics are eating crow as his policies deliver exactly what he promised: good-paying manufacturing jobs for American workers.
"Trump congratulates Nissan for shifting manufacturing to the US under tariff policies, calling it a 'great result,'" reported FlashFeedMacro on social media, capturing the significance of this America First victory.
Financial analysts are taking notice too. TipRanks reported that Trump's Truth Social post praised the company's move to shift production stateside, "saying the shift was driven largely by tariffs and calling the results amazing." The announcement has already generated positive market sentiment around Nissan's stock.
This isn't just another corporate announcement - it's proof that Trump's hardball negotiating tactics work. While globalists and their media allies spent years claiming tariffs would destroy the economy, we're seeing the opposite: companies are choosing to invest in American workers rather than pay Trump's tariffs.
Bloomberg TV covered Nissan Americas Chairman Christian Meunier discussing the "challenges presented by tariffs" - but those "challenges" are exactly what's forcing companies to do the right thing and hire Americans first.
Remember when the swamp told us manufacturing jobs were gone forever? Remember when Obama said Trump would need a "magic wand" to bring them back? Well, that magic wand was called America First trade policy, and it's working exactly as promised.
How many more foreign companies will choose American workers over Chinese factories before Trump's critics finally admit his trade strategy is pure genius?