Totally get your frustration Steve—tariffs often end up hitting consumers the hardest. 🛒
That $1,600-$2,000 per household loss is no joke, especially when it’s essentially a hidden tax on everyday goods like cars, appliances, and even groceries.
What’s worse, these higher costs come at a time when many families are already feeling the pinch from inflation.
And while the idea is to protect domestic industries, history shows tariffs can backfire, leading to job losses and slower economic growth.
What’s your take—do you think there’s a better way to handle trade disputes without passing the bill to consumers? 🤔
