Told Ya!

 These tariffs are all about Republican secular morality.

"It's not just the destruction of the economic vitality of the working class," she explained during a Sunday interview with host Rachel Campos-Duffy, "but there has been a spiritual decimation that has come along that, a crisis in masculinity because we shipped jobs that gave men who work with their hands for a living and rely on brawn and physicality off to other countries to build up their middle class."

"And then we imported millions and millions of illegals to work in construction, to work in, yes, manufacturing what's left here, to work in landscaping, to work in janitorial services, to work in jobs that used to give men access to the American dream," she continued. "So Donald Trump is saying no more to this and to the crisis in masculinity, which is of course why young men feel so attracted to what he's offering."

Campos-Duffy agreed: "And when young men are not doing well, it's not good for young women either."

When they aren’t about AI and robots and technical ed for high school students. Who will obviously do better with the women when they know how to work on robots and not care about money.

Speaking as a man who’s worked construction labor and janitorial services (and fast food): none of those are gateways to masculinity or the American dream. I wasn’t stuck in those jobs. A lot of the American males I worked with, were. And I remember when world trade was supposed to lift those workers out of stoop labor. Now they’re being told, “Go back to stoop labor, it’s good for your soul”?

Something seriously wrong with this picture.