July 13, 2023 | KTRH Local Houston and Texas News
Critics warn this is the result of decades of outsourcing U.S. manufacturing, which has left production unable to meet our ambitions on the world stage. “It seems globalist economics is defeating globalist foreign policy interventionism,” writes Nathanael Blake, senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Institute, in a new piece for the Federalist.
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