What Really Matters with Walter Russell Mead
Foreign Policy in a Second Trump Term
Apr 5, 2024
The podcast discusses Biden's industrial policy, Israeli airstrikes in Syria and Gaza, the fentanyl crisis, and the potential foreign policy outcomes if Trump is re-elected. It also explores challenges in establishing electric vehicle charging infrastructure, competitiveness in the EV market, America's industrial policy impact, global crises, and an analysis of the Trump administration's foreign policy performance.
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- Limited progress in building EV charging stations may hinder electric car transition despite governmental incentives.
- Israeli airstrikes in Syria and Gaza raise concerns over potential escalation and geopolitical implications.
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Challenges in US Electric Vehicle Infrastructure
President Biden's goal to build 500,000 electric vehicle charging stations by 2030 faces obstacles as only seven stations are operational. The slow progress may impede the transition to electric cars despite governmental incentives for their production. The push for EV adoption highlights challenges such as limited consumer interest and concerns over repair costs and longevity, contrasting with advancements in traditional gasoline cars.
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