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Rob, I also wrote that no-tariffs would be a good starting point. But the devil would be in the details.
Small countries would have niche industries that needed protection. The US needs to be concerned about a full-on war supply chain. China used to be a giant peasant nation with no military threat. The rise of China and the threat that it poses is a concern in 2025. The US mfg has been gutted and that is a concern.
Honestly, I don't know what I believe regarding exactly where anything should end up or what will happen. My only certainty is that the US tariffs should be looked at. There's a few of us that feel that way.
Have a good Sunday.
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