I think it may be an unfortunate necessity for the long term. We simply can't afford to lose one of our last major manufacturing products. We've lost almost everything else, and it makes us weaker as a nation -- no nation can survive if it doesn't produce anything. It just doesn't work. Right now, other than the retail/service sector, we're a beaureucracy -- we push paper around and import stuff from other countries. Our clothes come from the third world, as to our toys. Our cars (other than the 3 American companies) are from Japan and Europe. It's like trying to get rich by spending loads of money on credit cards.
So we need to save our assets, it's a way to build American wealth and security that can't be had if we're dependant on other countries for our shit. We've gone that route with the Middle East, and quite frankly, I fear that give the sandniggers an advantage -- we're literally funding the people who want to destroy us because we need the oil. We aren't really going to piss off these regimes -- they could just cut off the oil and then we'd be fucked. So we play footsie with regimes who say "terrorism is bad" while giving them safe havens and in many cases funding. And if we get into the same situation with China, we're gonna be in the same situation. If China decided to invade South Korea or Taiwan, we can't do shit to them -- we need their products because we can't make our own electronics and things like that.
I'd not only bail out any American owned company and factory in the USA, but lay a tax on imported goods. Unless we get rid of the trade deficit and save American companies, we're gonna fail hard.