Vehicle parts, machinery (specifically mining) computer parts, food, ect.
Oh yeah and the tariffs are dropping the dollar.
vehicle parts are on back order for months already. it would benefit you incredibly if they were produced locally in the united states, so that you could receive your parts within a week or so, rather than the literal months it takes to get ordered parts right now.
machinery is not a necessity for you, and again, already has evidence that production is opening back up. see above with the reference to paper mills. companies will sometimes need to pay more for a part. that is how trade works.
computer parts are absolutely not a necessity, and again, this is ALREADY BEING ADDRESSED. there are factories opening in the US, spurred on by tariffs.
basic necessity food is NOT imported, the US actually works very hard to ensure basic necessity foods are available from within the country. go to a farmer's market, man. support local grow.
so far you've failed to actually list any day to day necessities of the poor american individual. and you know what else was dropping the dollar? being at a massive inability to fix trade deficits with our alleged allies for decades. if europe was so concerned about americans not having to deal with high tariffs and taxes, maybe they shouldn't have had so many bans on american products being purchased and imported into europe. if china didn't want 54% tariffs, maybe they shouldn't have such incredibly obviously nationalist laws about who is and isn't allowed to do business legally in china, to the point of basically excluding foreigners entirely from multiple different major markets.
not to mention, as everyone seems to be loving ignoring, many countries have had tariffs on us for far longer than this at higher rates, and those countries didn't collapse economically, their citizens weren't priced out of food. in fact, countries in southeast asia have recently used tariffs on china to great effect which sent china's markets into a panic about where they'd be taking a lot of t heir domestic goods once indonesia announced tariffs of up to 200% on chinese imports.
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