Arizona-based electric vehicle maker Nikola files for bankruptcy protection
Stephen Girsky, CEO of Nikola Corp., sits in one of the company's trucks during the LA Auto Show, Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes, file)
(AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes, file)
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$200 MILLION DOE taxpayer-funded grant up in smoke. And that was shortly AFTER the CEO was indicted for fraud. More failed biden moves. More money-laundering.
That's what happens when sheep follow the leftards.
These comments are insane. Absolute nutcases talking about a company they know nothing about. The company has a rocky history but is full of good people just trying to build and improve a cool, low-emissions product. It’s sad it came to this.
FYI Republicans used to care about clean air. I only say this because EVERY comment can’t help but make this ultra-political. They whine about Biden’s minor role in funding even though that directly created real, high-paying jobs (which they also used to pretend to care about). No ethical consistency from the right anymore.