For decades, the promise of free trade has seduced America with cheap goods-while silently dismantling its industrial heartland, hollowing out the middle class, and jeopardizing national security. In Tariff War, Douglas Borthwick delivers a powerful wake-up call, exposing the devastating toll of unchecked globalization-from shuttered factories in the Rust Belt to dangerous reliance on foreign supply chains. Dedicated to the forgotten workers of American industry, this book is both a tribute to their resilience and a bold blueprint for revival.
With gripping historical insight and a fierce patriotic vision, Tariff War argues for a strategic return to tariffs and targeted trade policies to level the playing field, protect vital industries, and reclaim economic sovereignty. From the rise of NAFTA to China's economic ascent, it unravels the myths of free trade and offers practical solutions-investing in innovation, rebuilding infrastructure, and empowering workers-to restore American manufacturing's glory. This isn't nostalgia; it's a pragmatic plan for a secure, prosperous future.
Perfect for readers passionate about economics, national security, and the American worker's plight, Tariff War is a rallying cry to fight back against globalism's betrayal and build a nation where hard work and pride thrive once more.
