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Trump's Upcoming Tariffs Spark Uncertainty Among GOP and Businesses

As Trump prepares to announce new tariffs, GOP lawmakers express concern over their potential impacts on farmers and the economy ahead of the April 2 deadline.

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As President Trump gears up to announce significant tariffs on April 2, dubbed 'Liberation Day,' GOP lawmakers are divided on their impact. Some advocate for exemptions for key agricultural products despite concerns about potential short-term economic pain. Sources indicate discussions on a 20% flat tariff on all imports or reciprocal tariffs varying by country’s existing trade barriers. Trump asserts these tariffs will boost U.S. manufacturing and generate revenue. Meanwhile, businesses brace for increased costs and potential recession, with experts warning that uncertainty may stifle investment and hiring across various sectors.

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  • Republican lawmakers are concerned about the potential negative impacts of new tariffs on American farmers, advocating for exemptions for critical agricultural goods.
  • There is a divide in opinion among Republicans, with some supporting tariffs for the long-term benefits while others express concerns about short-term impacts on economies.
  • Democrats are pushing back against Trump's tariff policies, emphasizing fears from farmers and seeking legislative measures to curb his authority on tariffs.

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