I have translated your last comments
Donald Trump supported trade policies that ensured fairness. If a country imposed import taxes on U.S. products, he believed that the U.S. should reciprocate by taxing imports from that country.
- That is not what Trump is talking about. He is saying all countries will be charged an import tax - even if they do not charge import tax to the US
He also opposed U.S. companies moving jobs overseas and then importing products back into the U.S. without facing any penalties. His solution was to tax these imports to discourage offshoring.
I can't see Trump doing this.
Trump's strategy emphasized increasing U.S. production of oil and gas and reducing reliance on imports. He believed this approach would lower manufacturing and transport costs, which in turn would help reduce inflation.
The US is producing as much oil and gas as ever- more actually. Had more been produced, it could have helped flood the market and weaken Putin who is dependent on a high energy price.
Additionally, he thought that by saving money on imports, the U.S. could allocate more funds to support its budget and assist people facing economic challenges.
That was part of his campaign message at Rallies Really, what he wants to do is allow billionaires to get away with paying no tax and try to dump this onto the international market.
While, many of these ideas have merit in terms of reducing globalisation and boosting jobs in all sectors, not just professional services- Trump is not interested in anyone but himself. Sensible conservatives can see w hat simpletons can not.
Respected economists believe that Trump's policies could cause massive inflation, although it is hard to believe many of those economic people as their work seems to be sponsored by private interest groups etc. Many Americans would doubt these experts as they are looking out for corporate interests ahead of anyone else.