broad tariffs are just a national sales tax, buried one layer deep, which domestic companies are immune from if you have a nation that buys too much imported crap (basically the u.s. since the 80's and 90's), high tariffs fixes the problem, because now people can't afford that crap the money is then redirected to the higher cost of groceries/utilities/etc., where it circulates domestically yes, that toasted you used to be able to buy for $20 at walmart now costs $80, and if it's designed to a higher spec hopefully it's better, but the main thing is it's now in support of a u.s. job
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