US EditionMissouri congressman says constituents will bear tariff pain
- Since January, Trump has implemented various tariffs on imports and plans to announce new tariffs on April 2, 2025, although specifics are unclear.
- Senator Tim Sheehy stated that Trump's tariffs would cause 'short-term pain' to Americans, including his constituents in Montana.
- Markets have reacted negatively as tariffs increase costs for importing businesses, leading to concerns about inflation among U.S. Consumers.
- Sheehy compared the economic disruptions caused by tariffs to the challenges of a home renovation, stating the process leads to long-term benefits.
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Fox 2 Now St LouisMissouri congressman says constituents will bear tariff pain
(NewsNation) — Missouri Congressman Jason Smith, the Republican chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, says his constituents support President Trump’s attempts to level global markets through tariffs, even if it takes awhile to reap the benefits. “I represent one of the poorest congressional districts in the nation,” Smith told NewsNation's “On Balance” on Wednesday, after Trump announced his latest plans to tariff imports from several …
Florida Rep. Byron Donalds Quarrels With CNN Host As She Claims People Will Feel ‘Pain’ From Tariffs
Republican Florida Rep. Byron Donalds sparred with CNN’s Sara Sidner Wednesday as she claimed that President Donald Trump’s upcoming tariffs will cause “pain” to Americans. Trump plans to impose additional tariffs on various countries on Wednesday to make the U.S. less dependent on foreign goods. As the tariffs loom, the stock market has plummeted to […] Florida Rep. Byron Donalds Quarrels With CNN Host As She Claims People Will Feel ‘Pain’ From…
'I'm not making the assumption!' CNN host corrects GOP's Byron Donalds on tariff 'pain'
CNN's Sara Sidner disputed a MAGA lawmaker's defense of president Donald Trump's tariffs.Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) appeared Wednesday morning on "CNN News Central," where Sidner immediately pushed back on his assertion that Democratic gains in Wisconsin and Florida elections didn't really mean anyth...
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