Regardless of whether tariff policies will ultimately lead to an improvement in the U.S. economy,
It remains essential for any American policymaker to address seriously the ongoing decline of the middle class.
When President Joe Biden assumed office, he pledged to pursue a foreign policy for the middle class.
However, his administration became increasingly entangled in foreign conflicts, inflation escalated during his tenure, and interest rates were raised—factors that collectively contributed to economic stagnation.
Whether one supports or opposes former President Donald Trump, it is difficult to overlook that the American people have borne significant costs from globalization and the redirection of national resources toward military engagements and international expenditures, often at the expense of domestic welfare.
It remains essential for any American policymaker to address seriously the ongoing decline of the middle class.
When President Joe Biden assumed office, he pledged to pursue a foreign policy for the middle class.
However, his administration became increasingly entangled in foreign conflicts, inflation escalated during his tenure, and interest rates were raised—factors that collectively contributed to economic stagnation.
Whether one supports or opposes former President Donald Trump, it is difficult to overlook that the American people have borne significant costs from globalization and the redirection of national resources toward military engagements and international expenditures, often at the expense of domestic welfare.
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