No. But the point is that a tariff today specifically penalizes "the masses." First you lose 40% of your income in taxes at various levels of government, and then you end up paying a higher cost for everything you buy.
In case anyone thinks this looks familiar, this is exactly how the European system works -- and this is why the average middle-class European has a standard of living that one would expect to find below the poverty line here in the U.S.
Products and services produced in America are unaffected by tariffs. A tariff only penalizes imported goods, and more importantly, exported labor.
Because frankly, it is not a concern to lose 40% of your income to taxes, if you don't have a job. Let's get the job first, shall we?