Rand Paul argues Trump tariffs are based on ‘fallacy’ that trades rip off US
- Senator Rand Paul criticized Trump's tariff policies, arguing that they are based on the 'fallacy' that trades rip off the US.
- Paul introduced a resolution with Senator Tim Kaine to cancel Trump's emergency declaration used to impose tariffs on Canada.
- Despite his criticisms, Paul said he still supports Trump but disagrees with the tariffs and is willing to fight against them.
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Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, Oregon Sen. Wyden Intro Resolution To End Trump's Tariff Emergency
U.S. Senators Rand Paul (R-KY) and Ron Wyden (D-OR) introduced a bipartisan resolution on Tuesday aimed at terminating the national emergency declaration that has been used to justify the imposition of broad tariffs on imported goods. The resolution seeks to reaffirm Congress’s constitutional authority over tax policy by ending the use of emergency powers to […] Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, Oregon Sen. Wyden Intro Resolution To End Trump’s Tariff Em…


‘I have a deficit at my grocery store’: Rand Paul mocks Trump’s odd view of trade
Paul calls trades ‘mutally beneficial,’ adding: ‘If you want to sell me your coat and I give your $200 for it, we both agree to it and we’re both happy with the trade.’
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