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Republicans face midterm backlash from factory workers squeezed out of jobs by Trump’s tariffs
Headline from Anchorage Daily News
Once solid Republican races are now up for grabs next month in Iowa, Michigan, Pennsylvania and other places that have lost factory jobs.
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NEW YORK -- Republicans are confronting a backlash over the tariffs that President Donald Trump made a cornerstone of his economic agenda, promising that charging higher taxes on imports would spur a factory renaissance in the United States.
The tariffs are working! NEW YORK (AP) — Nelson Vandermeer voted Republican for decades but balked at supporting President Donald Trump, fearing that the Republican’s plan for tariffs on imports would hurt workers more than help. Last year, Vandermeer’s premonition came true in a very personal way.
President Donald Trump's tariffs are turning factory workers against his Republican Party over fears the import taxes could lead to fewer jobs instead of the manufacturing renaissance he promised.
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