US EditionTop Democrat announces measure to curb Trump on tariffs
- Representative Meeks initiated a process to end President Trump's tariffs last month, raising global recession fears.
- Trump imposed tariffs on countries like Canada, China, and Mexico, citing an 'extraordinary threat'.
- Democrats are using legislative tools and resolutions to combat the tariffs, expressing concerns about economic impacts.
- House Chair Aguilar stated on Tuesday that policies of one person are causing global recession.
- Congress may vote to end the tariffs, although Trump is expected to veto any legislation curtailing his authority.
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'Enough is enough': Dems aim to force Republicans on record as Trump policies wreak havoc
Congressional Democrats—and a small but growing number of Republicans—are throwing their support behind last-ditch legislative efforts to wrest tariff authority from U.S. President Donald Trump as he unilaterally plunges the nation into a full-blown global trade war, with potentially catastrophic consequences for workers, businesses, and the worldwide economy. "Enough is enough," Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) said Tuesday, accusing the president of "d…
'Enough Is Enough': Dems Aim to Force GOP on Record as Trump Tariffs Wreak Havoc
"Republicans can't keep ducking the vote on these taxes," said Rep. Gregory Meeks. "It is time they take a vote and show their constituents whether or not they support the 'economic pain' President Trump is inflicting."
House Dem from Maine More Supportive Of Trump Tariffs Than Many Republicans
One of the biggest Congressional champions of President Donald Trump’s tariff policy hails from the Democratic Party. Democratic Rep. Jared Golden of Maine, who has consistently won reelection in a district Trump carried by nine percentage points in 2024, is emerging as one of the most ardent defenders of the administration’s recent tariffs. While some Congressional Republicans are seeking [...] The post House Dem from Maine More Supportive Of T…
Congressional crooks join arms to abolish Trump tariffs, Musk smells a rat · American Wire News
Democrats and Republicans in Congress may fight like cats and dogs, but there is one area where there is common ground: protecting the corrupt spoils system that lines their pockets. In a show of bipartisanship rarely seen in the modern era, lawmakers from both parties are unifying against President Donald J. Trump’s tariffs on foreign countries that have been allowed to exploit the U.S. on trade for decades. Moving swiftly to react to Trump’s f…
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