evidence: The orb and the three partially used buildings nearby are nothing like the giant manufacturing campus with 13,000 high-tech jobs that Trump and Foxconn promised five years ago, when Trump — wielding a golden shovel for the groundbreaking — called the project the "Eighth Wonder of the World." Instead, the orb is the butt of local jokes. [...] The original Foxconn deal signed in 2017 called for Wisconsin to provide the firm with nearly $3 billion in tax credits if it created 13,000 jobs at a $10 billion state-of-the art factory for the production of liquid crystal displays, or LCDs — the flat screens used in televisions and other electronics. [...] "We didn’t want to stand in the way of 13,000 jobs and a $10 billion investment in our community. We just wanted to be treated fairly," Mahoney said. Watching those promised jobs and investment evaporate after so many residents were displaced has been crushing, she said.