Press Release: A Square Deal for American Workers: Trade Policies That Put Us First

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 16, 2026

Press Contact: Roosevelt 2028 Press Office
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Strengthening Trade Relations for American Workers

Badlands, ND — In response to the recent decision by the outgoing administration to cut tariffs on Irish whiskey, Theodore Roosevelt, candidate for President of the United States in 2028, emphasizes the importance of trade policies that prioritize American workers and families. While this move may ease tensions with Ireland, it is crucial to ensure that any trade agreements are mutually beneficial and support the economic interests of Americans.

"Trade should be a tool for the American worker, not a mechanism for foreign interests to prosper at our expense," Roosevelt stated. "As we navigate international relations, we must ensure that our policies reflect the strength and resilience of our domestic industries. A truly effective trade policy is one that enhances opportunities for American families and communities."

The reduction of tariffs on Irish whiskey may provide temporary relief for that sector, but we must remember that American businesses deserve similar support. The Roosevelt 2028 campaign is committed to advocating for fair trade agreements that protect American industries from unfair competition and foster economic growth across our nation. This is particularly important for small business owners who are the backbone of our economy and require a level playing field to thrive.

As part of Roosevelt's "A Square Deal for the Digital Age" platform, the campaign emphasizes trust-busting Big Tech monopolies and ensuring that fair labor practices are upheld. Tariff reductions should not come at the expense of American jobs or the integrity of our domestic markets. Instead, they should encourage partnerships that support American innovation and entrepreneurship while safeguarding our workers' rights.

Furthermore, it is essential to position American agriculture, manufacturing, and services at the forefront of any international trade discussions. Roosevelt calls for policies that empower American farmers and manufacturers to compete globally without the threat of unfair tariffs or subsidies that favor foreign industries. Strengthening our alliances with key partners like Ireland should not overshadow our commitment to American prosperity.

Roosevelt also recognizes the importance of bipartisan support for international trade. "A productive dialogue with our allies can lead to meaningful reforms that enhance economic cooperation while putting American interests first," he said. "We can support our friends abroad without jeopardizing the livelihoods of American families. It is time we redefine our trade policies to reflect the values and needs of the American people."

As we look toward the future, the Roosevelt 2028 campaign stands firm in its dedication to ensuring that America's interests remain paramount in international trade. This means advocating for policies that prioritize job creation, uphold fair labor practices, and promote sustainable practices, all while maintaining strong relationships with our allies. Together, we can forge a path that leads to lasting prosperity for American workers, families, and communities.

In conclusion, while the recent tariff cuts may appear to offer diplomatic goodwill, the Roosevelt 2028 campaign firmly believes that our trade policies must be designed with the American worker in mind. It is time for a new era of trade that champions American interests and ensures that our economic policies are as strong as the spirit of the American people.