Synopsis
America’s industrial heartland is bleeding—and free trade is to blame. In Tariff War, Douglas Borthwick, a veteran macro economic strategist who witnessed the collapse of manufacturing growing up in Glasgow, Scotland, and Pittsburgh’s steel industry while at Carnegie Mellon, exposes the catastrophic cost of globalization. Cheap goods have hollowed out the Rust Belt, decimated the middle class, and left us dangerously reliant on adversaries for critical missile parts—threatening our national security. Dedicated to America’s forgotten workers, this book is a fierce call to action.
With razor-sharp historical insight—from NAFTA’s rise to China’s economic dominance—Borthwick unravels the myths of free trade and delivers a bold plan: strategic tariffs, innovation investments, and infrastructure revival to reclaim our economic sovereignty. This isn’t nostalgia—it’s a pragmatic blueprint to restore manufacturing, empower workers, and secure our future. Perfect for patriots, policy enthusiasts, and anyone who cares about the American worker’s plight, Tariff War offers the tools to fight back against globalism’s betrayal. Join the movement to rebuild a nation where hard work and pride thrive—buy now and discover how tariffs can save America!