Electric Vehicles Are Not What They Were Cracked Up To Be: GM’s Shocking Shift Explained!

Electric vehicles aren't living up to the hype. In this Liberty RoundTable Live short video, Sam Bushman breaks down how General Motors is shifting gears—literally—by stepping back from its EV pledge to eliminate gas-powered vehicles by 2035.

Instead, GM is investing billions into traditional engine production and moving jobs back to the U.S. as interest in EVs fades and green energy support weakens. The Biden administration's promises are falling apart, and Americans are reclaiming their right to choose the vehicles they want to drive.

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LRT EP137 VERTICAL - ELECTRIC VEHICLES ARE NOT WHAT THEY WERE CRACKED UP TO BE - (9x16) === Sam Bushman: [00:00:00] Electric vehicles are not what they were cracked up to be. The Biden administration deceived the people and lied. Happy to have you along my fellow Americans. I'm Sam Bushman with another Liberty Round Table Life short video brought to you by. Prep starts now.com. Check out prep start now.com for all your preparedness knowledge. Not only products but information to help you prepare. Prep starts now.com. General Motors that's GM has retreated from its quote, previous commitment. To eliminate gasoline powered vehicles by 2035. Yep. They've retreated. They were gonna cut out gas powered vehicles. Now they're going, no, we're gonna keep 'em on opting instead to invest $4 billion in. Primarily gasoline [00:01:00] powered vehicle production. GM also plans to relocate the production of about a half a million gas powered vehicles from Mexico to the United States. To avoid the 25% tariffs thanks to Donald Trump, jobs coming back, jobs and factories will come roaring back into our country. This shift aligns. Listen to this with the diminished consumer interest in EVS and reduced federal support for green energy initiatives. Despite the moves, GM still continues to produce electric vehicles. Such as the Chevrolet Silverado and the Cadillac Escalade at their plant in Detroit. So they're still doing some EVs, but not near like we were told. In addition to this, GM has committed to significant investments in traditional engine [00:02:00] facilities, including 888 billion in Buffalo, New York, 579 billion in. An engine plant in Flint, Michigan. So good news, ladies and gentlemen, gas powered vehicles have become in again now that the propaganda of Joe Biden is gone. Americans can choose as they will. I believe people should choose what vehicles they want to drive. As for me, I want a gas powered vehicle. How about you? I'm Sam Bushman, and that's another Liberty Roundtable life. Short video, God save. Our Republic.