US EditionGOP senators express alarm over scale of Trump tariffs
- Many congressional Republicans are cautious about Trump's tariff agenda, expressing concerns about its impact on inflation and the stock market.
- Senate Republicans have shown mixed feelings on tariffs, with only four supporting a recent measure to revoke Trump's emergency declaration.
- Senator Ted Cruz expressed concerns about high tariffs, stating they are 'a tax on consumers' and could lead to increased prices for American goods.
- As the economy fluctuates, some Republicans worry about the political consequences of high tariffs going into the 2026 midterm elections.
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Trump pushes protectionist agenda amid GOP unease and market turmoil
The tariff announcement was the latest and perhaps boldest manifestation of Trump's second-term freedom to lead with his instincts after feeling his first turn in the Oval Office was restrained by aides who did not share his worldview
Senator Chris Murphy On Tariffs As A Political Weapon
Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) is one of the Democratic Party’s most articulate leaders. I have followed him for years on social media and I would recommend that everybody give him a follow. He recently posted a series of tweets/posts about how Trump is...
Amid Tariff Turmoil, Here’s Why GOP Leaders Mike Johnson And John Thune Stand By Trump
Republican leaders are reportedly standing firm in their support for President Donald Trump despite internal worries about his global tariffs. What Happened: According to a report, Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune have not indicated any intention of pressuring the Trump administration to change its tariff policies. This comes in spite of a 10% drop in the stock market and cautionary statements from Federal Reserve Chair…
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