DALTON, Ga. — The factories are coming home, and Georgia is first in line. At his packed Dalton rally on Friday, October 16, President Donald J. Trump rattled off a string of brand-new investments pouring into the Peach State under his America First agenda — billions of dollars and good-paying American jobs.
“Here in Georgia, the company UCB is investing $2 billion to build its first-ever pharmaceutical factory in the United States,” President Trump said. “And they’re all coming back. Eli Lilly is coming back with billions of dollars. Pfizer is coming back. Merck is coming back.”
The wins kept coming. Tire giant Pirelli just announced it is investing $1.2 billion to expand its factory in Rome, Georgia — about 1,000 new jobs, according to Rapid Response 47. And Hyundai just announced it will invest $560 million to expand its factories in West Point, Georgia. “Our country is doing so well under Republican leadership,” the President declared.
It is the same story all across America. President Trump’s tariffs and tax cuts have made building in the United States the smart move again, and companies from pharmaceuticals to autos are answering the call with new plants on American soil — staffed by American workers.
Georgia’s choice on November 3 could not be clearer: keep the Golden Age boom rolling with Republicans who stand with President Trump. Patriots, check your early-voting site with your county elections office and vote before October 30. Watch the President’s remarks in the video above.
