Batya Ungar-Sargon on Fox & Friends Weekend argued that former President Trump's tariffs could reverse the crisis of masculinity linked to declining blue-collar jobs. She believes the offshoring of these jobs has led to both economic hardships and a loss of identity among American men. Ungar-Sargon points to Wall Street's influence and illegal immigration as factors that have worsened the situation for working-class men seeking the American dream, asserting that restoring manufacturing jobs is key to resolving these broader cultural problems.
The crisis in masculinity stems from working-class men seeing jobs sent overseas. Trump's tariffs could reverse this situation and address both economic and cultural issues.
The offshoring of traditionally male-held jobs has led to an economic and spiritual decline among American blue-collar men, fostering a national identity crisis.
We shipped jobs that allowed men to work with their hands to other countries, undercutting their ability to achieve the American dream.
Illegal immigration has impacted labor opportunities for American men, as millions have come to work in roles traditionally filled by the working class.
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