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Gas prices spike, new tariffs hit the same week, and Republicans are starting to worry about Trump ahead of the midterms.
President Donald Trump’s allies fear his newest tariff threats will swamp Republican messaging on living costs ahead of November’s crucial midterm elections. Trump, 80, has spent the week rattling
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Even Republicans Want Nothing to Do With Trump’s Canada Tariffs
President Trump’s new tariffs on Canada are drawing a backlash from lawmakers in his own party. Republicans in the Senate are skeptical of Trump’s 50 percent tariffs on most Canadian goods, excluding energy products,
Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) and GOP governor nominee Bobby Charles were quick to buck President Donald Trump’s latest tariff policy.
Republicans aren’t eager to throw their weight behind President Trump’s new tariffs on Canada, with some saying it’s a classic Trumpian negotiating tactic — but still worrying the proposed import
President Donald Trump moved Thursday to restore a sweeping global tariff regime, announcing new import duties of 10 percent to 12.5 percent on goods from
His administration is threatening tariffs on Canada that amount to a legally dubious negotiating tactic, stressing out Republicans on Capitol Hill.
The handful of Republican U.S. lawmakers who have publicly opposed President Trump’s tariffs said the Supreme Court’s ruling backed what they have been saying all along: Congress, not the White House, has the power to levy fees on imports. “The ...
Democratic voters are significantly more likely to vote this November than Republicans, according to the survey. More than 70% of Democrats said it is more important to vote this year than in previous elections,