#TrumpTariffs Trump’s Tariffs Are Back – And Bigger**

Donald Trump is doubling down on tariffs in his 2025 campaign — this time proposing a universal 10% tariff on all imports and a staggering 60% on Chinese goods. Why? He says it will bring back American jobs, level the playing field, and protect national security.

But here’s the catch: economists across the board warn this could backfire. Tariffs raise the price of imported goods, which trickles down to consumers. Higher costs for basics like food, clothes, and electronics could fuel inflation again — the very thing Americans are still trying to recover from.

During his presidency, Trump imposed steel, aluminum, and washing machine tariffs. While some U.S. industries gained temporary protection, studies showed the overall cost to American consumers and businesses outweighed the benefits.

Will voters embrace this bold economic move — or fear a repeat of past pains? With the 2024 election heating up, Trump’s tariff talk isn’t just policy — it’s a political flashpoint.