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[quote=Anonymous]I genuinely don't understand what problem we're trying to solve for with bringing manufacturing back to the US. Middle class jobs. Why can't people pivot to new expanding fields? If it's a problem with education, we can fix that instead. Supply chain. What was wrong exactly? We made it through covid more or less intact. Reliance on other countries. Also what's wrong with how things have been going? Do people really look back on the past several decades and think "I wish we were less reliant on every single country?" Can we be more targeted or specific? Cost. Um, clearly this isn't going to lower costs for anyone on anything. Quality control. Not understanding this argument either. Don't buy cheap crap from China if you don't want things breaking. You can pay more for higher quality now. You'll be forced to pay more in the future with tariffs (and I have little faith that quality will be better). What else is there? [/quote]
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