U.S. Senate passes bill to boost computer chip production in United States

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3 thoughts on “U.S. Senate passes bill to boost computer chip production in United States

  1. THIS is the exact sort of thing IN needs to focus on…not the people-dividing social issues. Keep it up. And keep out of personal, social issues. Play to your strengths, Indiana.

    1. I completely agree, but i think it would be an uphill battle to explain to our legislature what microchips are and the significance of them considering the lion share of them have a polio vaccine.

  2. The micro chip bill will have many strings attached. Government will
    be a shot caller in the decisions regarding the manufactureing of micro chips.
    This is not good. The government picking winners and losers.
    Lol….What could possibly go wrong???

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