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Why Didn't Anyone Do This Before?

Here’s the maddening part: None of this is rocket science.

It doesn’t take a PhD in global economics to see that China has gamed the system for decades—dumping steel, stealing patents, manipulating currency, and absorbing our industries through attrition. Nor does it take a geopolitical genius to realize that strengthening ties with democratic allies helps insulate us from totalitarian overreach.

And yet, for 30 years, the permanent political class did nothing. The Clintons cozied up to Beijing. The Bushes clung to outdated globalism. Obama bowed—literally and politically. Biden, for his part, seemed unable to identify a coherent strategy beyond exporting taxpayer cash and importing foreign influence.

The Washington establishment talked a big game about “free trade,” but what they really meant was: “We sell out American workers and pretend the Chinese aren’t stealing everything not bolted to the floor.”

Trump flipped that script—and did it in months.

Cue the Meltdown

Of course, the usual suspects are already clutching their pearls. CNN is warning of “destabilized trade norms.” The New York Times is fretting about “America going it alone.” But let’s be honest: “norms” got us into this mess. “Going it alone” is what nations with backbones do when no one else will lead.

While leftist commentators panic, the American worker sees factories humming again. American farmers see new export lanes. American consumers see inflation cooling. And the message from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is clear: The era of America being the world's doormat is over.

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Why Didn't Anyone Do This Before?

Here’s the maddening part: None of this is rocket science.

It doesn’t take a PhD in global economics to see that China has gamed the system for decades—dumping steel, stealing patents, manipulating currency, and absorbing our industries through attrition. Nor does it take a geopolitical genius to realize that strengthening ties with democratic allies helps insulate us from totalitarian overreach.

And yet, for 30 years, the permanent political class did nothing. The Clintons cozied up to Beijing. The Bushes clung to outdated globalism. Obama bowed—literally and politically. Biden, for his part, seemed unable to identify a coherent strategy beyond exporting taxpayer cash and importing foreign influence.

The Washington establishment talked a big game about “free trade,” but what they really meant was: “We sell out American workers and pretend the Chinese aren’t stealing everything not bolted to the floor.”

Trump flipped that script—and did it in months.

Cue the Meltdown

Of course, the usual suspects are already clutching their pearls. CNN is warning of “destabilized trade norms.” The New York Times is fretting about “America going it alone.” But let’s be honest: “norms” got us into this mess. “Going it alone” is what nations with backbones do when no one else will lead.

While leftist commentators panic, the American worker sees factories humming again. American farmers see new export lanes. American consumers see inflation cooling. And the message from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is clear: The era of America being the world's doormat is over.

Trump is not a politician.  he's an outsider who now wants to get rid of the income tax.   Of course they are going to try and illiminate  him