And the hits just keep coming! (https://news.gallup.com/poll/650147/democratic-party-seen-better-union-members.aspx)  

Oh wait, there's more! 🥸 The latest data, from Gallup’s Aug. 1-20 poll, show a continued wide divergence in partisans’ views of unions, as 90% of Democrats, 69% of independents and 41% of Republicans express approval. All party groups show increased support for unions compared with 2016, though Republican support has declined since peaking at 56% in 2022. That was the only time Republicans’ approval has risen above 50% in the past 25 years.  (https://news.gallup.com/poll/694472/labor-union-approval-relatively-steady.aspx)  

Fact checking?  Great idea!  Hmm...  

I had always thought that the "great Dodge / RAM split" was to facilitate the spin off of Dodge cars to a third party and keeping RAM for the portfolio in North America....

VW/Scout debacle   https://share.google/1FjDlzbkxgIiVPa9D   Also interesting:   https://share.google/Ize7ivY7evYetawjY

And here’s the real reason for Farley’s visit to Australia, T6 engineering in Australia is in peril.        

No, he did his best not to reveal too much. One thing I did find in other report was comments from a person near the proving ground was describing something styled like Bronco Sport pickup. That would make sense if  the new plant in Thailand will make something different for the Asia/Aussie market… Still it’s fun to speculate even if it’s wrong.   Ford AUS has been wanting Maverick for years but couldn’t arrange it out of Mexico because RHD costs but if production is in Thailand, it might be easier sell for the region in both LHD and RHD.    

Old news, but interesting.   https://share.google/eBiCwTDGvSawrXM26

It's good to know that I'm not the only person who thinks about this stuff.     https://share.google/FzrumIVkVIyFAQBTX

That was Sergio's idea.    Even today, people I know refer to a Ram as a "Dodge Ram".