Want to fight that? Unless you're part of the donor class and can contribute to one or both of the dominant US political parties, don't bother with protectioni

Want to fight that? Unless you're part of the donor class and can contribute to one or both of the dominant US political parties, don't bother with protectionism. Globalization did not end US manufacturing. It Just made it easy to move low-skilled (and dirty) jobs to other countries. The manufacturing sector here in America is highly specialized and thriving now. Try turning software into real engineering to get the same benefit. Not donor class and not up to being an engineer? Well even non-engineers can organize. Unionize your workplace. Don't like those ideas? The mere fact that there are more responses than mere protectionism suggests that there may even be more possibilities.