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10:28Now PlayingSix Republican lawmakers broke with President Trump to overturn his tariffs on Canada. Punchbowl News co-founder Jake Sherman, former Ohio Governor John Kasich and Wall Street Journal Chief Economics Commentator Greg Ip join Katy Tur to discuss the potential impact of Trump's policies on the midterm elections.
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Democrats will use tariff votes against Republicans on campaign trail
Trump threatened to defeat Republicans voting against tariffs
Midterm elections serve as check on party power
Tariffs contradict conservative free market principles
Trump's attacks on Republicans threaten party majority
Polling shows voters prefer Biden over Trump
Affordability, immigration, and chaos driving voter fatigue
Democrats have momentum heading into midterm elections
Democrats need agenda beyond opposing Trump
Democrats will win House; Senate control uncertain
Senate control becoming competitive for Democrats
Ohio Senate race between Brown and Husted competitive
Multiple states competitive for Democratic Senate gains
Senate majority in play despite Republican advantage
Tariffs affect 180+ countries; Americans bear 95% of costs
Tariffs moving in wrong direction for affordability
Trump's tariff agenda losing political momentum
Trump rolling back tariffs but making empty threats
Trump made tariff threats that did not materialize
Supreme Court will rule on legality of tariff authority
Supreme Court ruling could eliminate Trump's tariff authority
Trump's tariff policy options nearly exhausted
Trump seeking alternative tariff authorities with more restrictions
Democratic House control could force tariff compromise
Jeffries as speaker could reclaim legislative power from executive
Executive branch has grown too powerful; Congress weakened
Congress should reclaim power to balance executive branch
Jeffries must choose between partisan and national interests
Bipartisan cooperation possible despite partisan pressures
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