"America will have a domestic shoe industry..."

[Ol Janx Spirit]

8. It seems very unlikely. I know it is very difficult for Americans to understand, but there

are things that we just don't do very well and that other countries have developed workforces to do over many decades. It is more than just a matter of every thing is equal but labor costs are lower. China and other countries have developed close-knit supply chains, factories in the same localities, shipping infrastructure, and a workforce skilled in the very type of work that it takes to produce these goods over many many years. America has not; and likely will not. Shifting production to America would be a much more mechanized proposition which would make an American shoe industry far less able to respond to the demands of shoe makers to make limited production runs for testing and sampling--something China and Vietnam are very good at it.

There are many realities that are being ignored by the Administration as it levies these tariffs, but when has reality been a barrier for F-47?