A small % of goods we consume are actually made in the US. We can’t just flip a switch and replace China manufacturing here in the States, not to mention Americans don’t want to pay the higher costs of American made products. Like I said in another thread, I’d love to carry more American made products in my stores. My experience is that Americans balk at the higher prices because the higher cost to make theses items is considerable.
LOL. That’s the point, we want things to be made in america. Great more American jobs.
Ed say that but it is just not the truth. Americans are cheap and shirt-sighted when it comes to spending their money. They often spend against their best interests. Remember what happened to prices and supply chains post Covid? We had inflation! You wouldn’t have had those issues to the extent we did, if we would have had domestic production and supply chains in place. Slightly higher prices is often the price consumers pay for domestic tranquility. When you rely on “others” for your supplies, you are placing your well-being in the hands of folks who don’t share your concerns and values.
No. According to Trump he is going to put a 60% tariff on 100% of Chinese goods. That is literally what he said on many occasions.
Bingo. You get it.
Imagine the shame of being a Harris supporer for real though 😅 worst vp and worst presidential candidate in us history. That's almost impressive..
I’m proud to have voted for her - zero shame and zero f*cks given for anyone’s opinion to the contrary. 20 years from now support for Trump will be like support for the Iraq war:
Biden is already accepted as the worst president in modern history. Jimmy Carter (barely) lived long enough to see his title taken. Trump is on track to being the best president in modern history and you should prepare yourself for 8 years of jd vance when this term is done.
