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[[File:Trump-wage-growth-1.jpg |right|300px|thumb|Wage growth among low income workers has been double that of high income workers under President Trump.<br>''Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics'']]
[[File:Trump-wage-growth-1.jpg |right|300px|thumb|Wage growth among low income workers has been double that of high income workers under President Trump.<br>''Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics'']]
:{{See also|Socialism|2020 Democrat party issues|MAGAnomics|White supremacy|2020 Democrats' attacks on Barack Hussein Obama|Left-wing violence in the Trump era|Creepy Uncle Joe|Tara Reade|}}
:{{See also|Socialism|2020 Democrat party issues|MAGAnomics|White supremacy|2020 Democrats' attacks on Barack Hussein Obama|Left-wing violence in the Trump era|Creepy Uncle Joe|Tara Reade|}}
America has handed [[China]] hundreds of billions of dollars every year to buy cheap goods, watched American firms ship their jobs and factories to China, and provided the Chinese with the means to create technology that threatens to eclipse our future. In the meantime, the money we sent there is allowing the Chinese to grow their nuclear arsenal and strengthen their military. In return, China has shipped us [[Covid-19]].
In [[Keynesian]] economic theory, each new job created adds an additional overall average of seven-tenths (0.7) of one job. It's called "the multiplier effect", and is the basis for [[Stimulus]] spending. In the category of manufacturing jobs, each new manufacturing job creates an additional 2.5 service sector jobs. Since passage of [[NAFTA]] in 1996 and granting Most Favored Nation trade status to [[China]] in 2002, the exact opposite of the Keynesian multiplier has occurred - each multi-national corporate employer that moved 50,000 jobs from America to China, Indonesia, and elsewhere created the loss of an additional 125,000 service sector jobs. Whole cities have been wiped out and the [[middle class]] hollowed out. This was no accident - it has been the policy of [[globalism|global elitists]], lobbyists, their multinational corporate clients and paid-off politicians - [[technocrat]]s who imagine themselves qualified to "equalize" global distribution of wealth and poverty by limiting and reigning in the productive capacity of the American people. The destruction of the U.S. industrial and manufacturing base is exactly why the wealth gap has exploded in the past 30 years. In the battle for higher wages for American workers, Democrats sided with foreign workers against American working families.
In [[Keynesian]] economic theory, each new job created adds an additional overall average of seven-tenths (0.7) of one job. It's called "the multiplier effect", and is the basis for [[Stimulus]] spending. In the category of manufacturing jobs, each new manufacturing job creates an additional 2.5 service sector jobs. Since passage of [[NAFTA]] in 1996 and granting Most Favored Nation trade status to [[China]] in 2002, the exact opposite of the Keynesian multiplier has occurred - each multi-national corporate employer that moved 50,000 jobs from America to China, Indonesia, and elsewhere created the loss of an additional 125,000 service sector jobs. Whole cities have been wiped out and the [[middle class]] hollowed out. This was no accident - it has been the policy of [[globalism|global elitists]], lobbyists, their multinational corporate clients and paid-off politicians - [[technocrat]]s who imagine themselves qualified to "equalize" global distribution of wealth and poverty by limiting and reigning in the productive capacity of the American people. The destruction of the U.S. industrial and manufacturing base is exactly why the wealth gap has exploded in the past 30 years. In the battle for higher wages for American workers, Democrats sided with foreign workers against American working families.