Donald Trump Faces Growing Republican Pushback Over Tariffs

Newsweek

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John Kennedy (R-La.) wasn’t concerned enough about President Donald Trump’s steep international tariffs to vote against them Wednesday — like some of his GOP colleagues — but did scold staunch supporters of the policy with a dire warning to multiple outlets.
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Grassley, a member of the Finance Committee and third in line to the presidency as Senate president pro tempore, unveiled a bipartisan bill to do just that by requiring tariffs to expire within 60 days unless approved by Congress.
The Gazette
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Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, and Maria Cantwell, D-Wash, on Thursday introduced the Trade Review Act of 2025, which would require the president to notify Congress about any new tariffs within 48 hours of imposition.
Fox News
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On the one hand, it was the latest example of how timid Republican lawmakers have grown in checking or challenging Trump, who has remade the GOP in his own image over the course of a decade.
Politico

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