"Mixed Signals" is all Trump can offer because the world moves on. From 1972-74 I worked summers in a Weyerhaeuser  Pulp Mill (Cosmopolis Washington) that made high quality pulp much of which went to Kodak for camera film.  We loaded much of our production into boxcars of the Milwaukee Railroad and, even then, pollution was carefully monitored.  The mill employed hundreds.  I moved to Alaska  but some of my co-workers were, like me, in their 20s and planned to work in that mill "forever" because it offered secure employment.

 Since then the mill was closed, the Milwaukee Railroad abandoned its cross country railroad line and the demand for camera film about matches the demand for buggy whips.  The good news is that the mill re-opened (under foreign  owners), was greatly automated, and has found a market; however, when you drive by the parking lot, that was once full, you see maybe 20 vehicles .  That is the story of America and no amount of slogans is going to change that reality.