Gov. Whitmer Just Called Out Trump’s Tariffs—And She’s Not Holding Back! 💥 Governor Gretchen Whitmer just dropped 🔥 at the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington, D.C., slamming former President Donald Trump’s blanket tariffs as “blunt tools” that could trigger economic paralysis if left unchecked. In her speech, which many are calling a bold move from a possible 2028 presidential contender, she didn’t shy away from criticizing Trump's aggressive trade strategies—especially their impact on Michigan’s already fragile auto industry.
“We’re seeing layoffs. Price hikes. Uncertainty. And when business leaders don’t know what tomorrow looks like, they don’t invest,” she warned. Whitmer isn’t saying tariffs are bad across the board. She’s saying they need to be strategic—not political stunts.
But this speech wasn’t just a takedown. It was a blueprint. Whitmer wants to see targeted investment in shipbuilding, chip manufacturing, and defense aircraft production. She called for bipartisan support to make the U.S. a global leader again—just like it was during the Arsenal of Democracy era in WWII.
What’s wild? Despite her criticism, Whitmer is still willing to work with Trump to make this happen. That’s leadership that looks past headlines and hashtags. She even echoed concerns from economists who fear Trump’s policies could spark a recession if businesses freeze spending.
The governor made one thing clear: America can’t afford short-term thinking anymore. We need long-term strategies that revive manufacturing, protect national security, and bring good jobs back home. In a world where China is outbuilding us in ships and planes, we can’t be fighting with hammers when we need scalpels.
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