Her words landed like a slap. Not a retreat, she insisted, but a reckoning: a choice between the soft lie of cheap imports and the hard truth of economic self-respect. Tariffs weren’t theft; they were a flare fired into a dark sky of quiet exploitation. For once, the cost was visible, the trade-offs unign… Continues…
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