And beneath the surface of all the debates about free trade and globalism is the question of whether the US should remain a mostly independent nation. Many don’t think we should, and they actually believe nations should be ‘interdependent’ rather than independent.
Interdependence is another one of the crackpot ideas that gained currency after WWII as a way to prevent future wars, when in reality nuclear weapons pretty well ensured that the industrial nations of that era would never go to war with each other again.
Every nation should retain a great degree of independence, and trade in situations where other nations have natural resources or goods and services of a unique nature, and not all this jobs and technology for cheap labor and lax regulation that is all most US trade with developing nations amounts to now.