A year after 'Liberation Day,' Trump's tariffs will never be legitimate without a vote in Congress
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The year-long saga of Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs raised some major legal and political questions about the limits of executive power and the balance of powers.
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When Trump rolled out his tariff policy on “Liberation Day” last year, his lackeys in right-wing media cheered him on, declaring that tariffs would boost the economy. A few figures acknowledged there would be short-term pain, as others made enthusiastic predictions that Trump's tariff policy would l…
One year ago, Donald Trump stood in a sun-kissed, unpaved Rose Garden and defiantly announced a new era of global trade, raising tariffs on countries worldwide and sending shock waves
The year-long saga of Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs raised some major legal and political questions about the limits of executive power and the balance of powers.
