Reps. But cutting back on environmental regulations, which has actually strengthened America in terms of less reliance on imported minerals & oil could be seen as a good thing in the long run. A lesser of two evils, rather than importing from across the globe. Unless of course, you think you can just cut off supply of everyday goods with no recourse.
I'm sure that having less reliance on imported energy has been good for them in some ways, but it hasn't pushed them to develop greener means of energy production meaning that the environment suffers as a consequence. We see it every year with wildfires and hurricane season and pulling out of an internationally agreed covenant to reduce carbon emissions, effectively deregulating the energy sector, doesn't help that. There would have been no cutting off supply of every day goods, many other countries have remained committed to the accord and haven't had to give up everyday products as a result.