Tariffs make us stronger. Democrats hate that.

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Nemo me impune lacessit
Manufacturing independence isn't just numbers on a spreadsheet.

Look at domestic steel and aluminum—running at 80% capacity after targeted tariffs pushed back on Canadian imports.

That's real American jobs, real production lines humming, real economic security.

But this isn't about politics—it's about survival.

When foreign suppliers control your industrial backbone, they control your future.

Every ton of steel we forge here is a ton we don't have to beg for overseas.

The system was broken. Plants shuttered. Workers sidelined.

Then tariffs reset the game.

Now domestic producers are expanding, hiring, investing in communities that were left behind.

Smart policy means tracking results, not playing favorites.

When production hits 80%, that's not theory—that's American manufacturing roaring back to life.

Self-reliance isn't negotiable in a competitive world. It's the difference between leading and following.





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@JDVance explains how Trump's tariffs will reinvigorate American manufacturing and generate jobs for American workers.

"The president's been very clear. He wants to impose tariffs on foreign importers because he wants to bring investment and jobs back to the United States Of America. What the President is doing is changing forty years of a failed bipartisan consensus in Washington DC that has sold out American workers and destroyed the underlying economic strength of the USA. The basic thrust of President Trump's economic policies are, if you invest in the USA, you are going to be rewarded with lower taxes, lower regulations, and lower energy costs. If you want to build a factory in China, that's your right, but you're going to pay when you try to bring that stuff back to the United States."



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Trump's trade policy drives real results.


Look at the data:


U.S. manufacturing investment hit $670B in 2023, up 54% since Trump's first-term tariffs took effect. Bungling braindead Biden left them in effect.


Intel's $20B Ohio chip plant, Tesla's Texas gigafactory, Ford's $3.5B battery facility—all direct responses to shifted incentives.


The math is clear: 25% tariffs mean domestic production beats offshoring.


Companies aren't relocating for politics—they're following market signals.


When overseas labor arbitrage disappears, American workers win.


Legacy importers claim consumer costs will spike.


Reality check: Core inflation dropped to 3.2% while reshoring accelerated.


The real cost was decades of hollowed-out communities and lost expertise.


Smart trade policy is about rebuilding capabilities. When rules reward domestic investment, markets respond.






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