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Wall Street's hysteria over Trump's aggressive tariff strategy reveals how deeply free-trade orthodoxy has captured America's elite institutions. Economic nationalism isn't radical—it's how America built the world's strongest economy.
The World Trade Organization's dispute settlement system routinely overrules U.S. trade law and congressional statutes, effectively handing veto power over American economic policy to unelected foreign arbitrators. This isn't just bad policy — it's a constitutional crisis.
The OECD's global minimum corporate tax represents the largest surrender of American economic sovereignty since Bretton Woods. By agreeing to let an unelected international body set U.S. tax policy, Washington just handed away the competitive advantage that built American prosperity.
America sits atop energy reserves that could make it the undisputed global superpower, yet federal red tape keeps those resources largely untapped. Energy dependence isn't climate policy — it's a national security failure and an inflation tax on working families.