@Praetorian72
that's a vapid analysis on manufacturing trends.
low paying low skills jobs are declining in the USA, but high skill well paying jobs, such as medical equipment manufacturing are on the rise. While many jobs are being lost to China and Mexico, China's state run and private sector haven't been doing as well recently, and the government is dropping US debt FAST, trying to liquidate cash. Also, the people in China are coming to terms with their government and social content is not very high right now. Meanwhile in Mexico, industries aren't improving rapidly, and the amount of output they have is being severely capped by their population. They have an expansive lower class, though I don't see any other industries pushing manufacturing out of the way, they aren't a juggernaut. Germany is one of our best competitors with manufacturing in terms of quality machines, but due to immigration they're finding more profit in lower-skill manufacturing, but still are diversified enough to compete.
The USA doesn't need massive subsidization to build infrastructure, we need a better environment for our businesses. Manufacturing jobs won't just magically "return" but we can sure as hell make it a nicer place to do business here.
PS, i'm not too big on Trump's economics