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Red State Taxpayers Are At Risk Of Being Latest Victims Of Electric Vehicle Gambles

Taxpayers could be on the hook for billions of dollars in bonds, supporting infrastructure and an empty lot if Rivian fails to resume progress on its plant.

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Red state taxpayers at risk of becoming latest victims of electric vehicle gambles | WND

Taxpayers could be on the hook if electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Rivian fails to resume progress on its multi-billion dollar Georgia plant.

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Rivian project deserved more due diligence, transparency, expert says

(The Center Square) — John Mozena hopes that one day he can stop saying "I told you so" about corporate welfare in America.

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State Governments Promised Private Companies More than $10 Billion in Subsidies Last Year

The statistic, compiled by watchdog group Good Jobs First, only takes into account "megadeals" involving at least $50 million in subsidies.

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State Governments Promised Private Companies More than $10 Billion in Subsidies in 2023

The statistic, compiled by watchdog group Good Jobs First, only takes into account "megadeals" involving at least $50 million in subsidies.

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