Trump Voters STUNNED His Tariffs Are Hurting Them
July 19, 2018
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as posted by the channelDonald Trump's random tariffs aren't working very well for a lot of workers in the United States. But is that going to stop them from supporting him? Sam Seder and the Majority Report crew discuss this.
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---Sens. Doug Jones and Lamar Alexander are planning to introduce a bill next week to halt President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on European automakers, hoping to shield the automotive industries in the South from more economic blowback from U.S. allies.
The Alabama Democrat and Tennessee Republican said on Wednesday they are working on legislation with support from senators in both parties aimed at preventing the president from imposing unilateral tariffs on foreign automakers.
Alabama and Tennessee have large automotive factories that build cars and trucks for European, Asian and domestic manufacturers, and senators from auto-producing states say Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs on Europe, Mexico and Canada are already harming those industries.
Now they worry things are about to get worse with the Trump administration's threatened tariffs on imported autos and auto parts.---
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