The sound of assembly lines has a distinctive rhythm, a mechanical heartbeat that once defined countless American towns. For decades, that rhythm faded as manufacturing jobs disappeared overseas, leaving behind empty factories and struggling communities. The pulse weakened as automotive giants found cheaper labor in Mexico, Canada, and beyond. Towns that once thrived on manufacturing pride watched as their economic lifeblood drained away, victims of globalization’s relentless march.
Promises to revive American manufacturing have been plentiful from politicians of all stripes. But concrete results? Those have been in far shorter supply. When President Trump announced his aggressive 25% tariff on imported vehicles earlier this year, critics were quick to predict economic calamity. Major news outlets featured economists warning of price increases, supply chain disruptions, and potential job losses. The Washington establishment insisted consumers would bear the burden through higher prices.
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