Tariffs With Canada
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Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers released an ad on Wednesday distancing himself from President Donald Trump’s tariff policies, stating that Canada is not America's enemy and calling for an end to the tariff war. The Republican nominee emphasizes his commitment to lowering prices as Michigan’s senator and highlights his support for bipartisan cooperation, contrasting this stance with Trump’s more protectionist…
Mike Rogers breaks with Trump on tariffs in new ad: ‘Canada is not our enemy’ →Mike Rogers, a Republican candidate for the Michigan Senate, released an advertisement diverging from President Trump's stance by asserting that Canada is not America’s adversary and advocating for the cessation of the tariff war between the two countries. The ad features commentary from former Republican Representative Fred Upton and Democratic strategist Kendra Barkoff Lamy providing analysis on Rogers' position.
Michigan GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers calls for end of Canada tariff war →Mike Rogers's new campaign ad in Michigan highlights local opposition to Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada, aiming to connect with voters concerned about the economic impact on the auto industry and everyday goods. The ad portrays Rogers as advocating against these tariffs despite previously supporting them, mirroring a similar reversal on U.S. involvement in Iran. This shift underscores Rogers's dilemma of…
GOP Goes Scorched-Earth on Abdul El-Sayed →Analysis
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Michigan Senate nominee Mike Rogers called for an end to the U.S. trade war with Canada, releasing a Wednesday ad that doesn’t mention President Donald Trump by name but creates new daylight with his tariff agenda.
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11 Oct GOP Goes Scorched-Earth on Abdul El-SayedMike Rogers's new campaign ad in Michigan highlights local opposition to Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada, aiming to connect with voters concerned about the economic impact on the auto industry and everyday goods. The ad portrays Rogers as advocating against these tariffs despite previously supporting them, mirroring a similar reversal on U.S. involvement in Iran. This shift underscores Rogers's dilemma of…The Bulwark
7 Oct Michigan GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers calls for end of Canada tariff warMike Rogers, a Republican candidate for the Michigan Senate, released an advertisement diverging from President Trump's stance by asserting that Canada is not America’s adversary and advocating for the cessation of the tariff war between the two countries. The ad features commentary from former Republican Representative Fred Upton and Democratic strategist Kendra Barkoff Lamy providing analysis on Rogers' position.CBS News
7 Oct Mike Rogers breaks with Trump on tariffs in new ad: ‘Canada is not our enemy’Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers released an ad on Wednesday distancing himself from President Donald Trump’s tariff policies, stating that Canada is not America's enemy and calling for an end to the tariff war. The Republican nominee emphasizes his commitment to lowering prices as Michigan’s senator and highlights his support for bipartisan cooperation, contrasting this stance with Trump’s more protectionist…Washington Examiner
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