Matters of fair trade and protectionism have always been provocative.
They were provocative early last century, during the presidencies of Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft, when Republicans were geographically split into eastern-industrial and western-agrarian factions on the issue of tariffs imposed on goods both foreign and domestic. In 2016, tariffs on foreign goods proposed by a modern-day Republican, GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, have generated much discussion.
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