Electric Vehicles

US car sales make up 20% of the global market. It is enough to keep a bunch of old car makers alive, but they are going to have problems to export their cars and foreign cars will be cheaper and better due to higher production numbers and competition. Also at least some in the US understand that EVs are superior.

EDIT: This is going to impact oil producers as well. So less money for lobbying.

at least 70million people are anti-EV, and ford is thier biggest customer base, or they only buy the shittiest one, tesla.

Aren't they mostly anti-EV out of spite or out of not accepting they were wrong? I don't really see how it's really a political stance.

Blocking Chinese EVs too. Don’t want that pesky competition.

It's only a matter of time

The US will become an increasingly isolated market, and thus increasingly irrelevant. Big enough to continue supporting some of its domestic manufacturers at a smaller scale, but the rest of the world can move on without them.