MCA TITLE 30 – CHAPTER 14 – Part 1 – 30-14-160 Firearms code “prohibit a financial institution from mandating firearms retailers to adopt a firearms code that is separate from a general merchandise retailer or sporting goods retailer.”

Me?

BLANKET = either all imports,or all imports from specific countries

TARGETED = specific items, perhaps from specific countries

TACTICAL = not a separate category. Simply an adverb to describe the manner in which action is considered and taken, so as to provide the best outcome from the least amount of pain/loss/damage

Democrat-run clown world... so what's new?

....aaaaaand, a follow-up:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alVMGxgDCg0

Well then ALL tariffs can be argued to be "tactical", because they're all designed to provide the "best outcome" for their proponents, in their opinion (regardless of whetheer their opinion is wrong or right). Targeted, if we accept your definition, which I suppose is ok, is still a horrible idea. Take one of many examples the fact that a century-plus old law on the federal books prevents US-based transportation providers from buying ships built overseas. This is why so many unsubsidized places that need ferries don't have them - the USA builds only inferior, overpriced ships. It was targeted, and still has bad outcomes (for Americans) that far outweigh the good. I guess I could see it if the imported product was made by violating our country's IP laws - but that's not what Trump's proposing. Tariffs are marxist / socialist. The horrible cars built by the USA in the 70s and 80s, with Jap cars putting them to shame and FORCING them to improve their products proves the point. Had there been restrictive tariffs, USA vehicles would still be like the ultimate POS '78 Chevy I had, and the industry would be DEAD. Competition and free markets help everyone, always, regardless of whether domestic or international.

Very black and white, all or nothing thinking there, Danny.

Do you think the idea is to impose tariffs on Hondas and Toyotas?

Or, perhaps, to impose tariffs on China, Mexico, and Canada so that it is no longer feasible for American auto manufacturers to outsource the actual manufacturing, thereby returning/maintaining American jobs to America?