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Gov. Walz: Farmers need Trump to end his ‘trade war’

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By Republican lawmakers
| Inside U.S. Trade Verified
Planned payments to farmers impacted by tariffs and other economic headwinds will be a “drop in the bucket” compared to what they really need – an end to the “trade war” begun by President Trump and enabled by Republican lawmakers, according to Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D). The U.S. soybean industry has been raising alarms that China has refused to purchase U.S. soy products amid trade tensions with Washington, fueling calls for the Trump administration to provide soy farmers hurt...
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Lawmakers, industry reps call for duties on wooden cabinets

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By Margaret Spiegelman, Republican lawmakers
| Inside U.S. Trade Verified
Republican lawmakers and representatives for U.S. manufacturers on Wednesday called on President Trump to impose duties on imported wooden cabinets as part of a national security probe proceeding quickly at the Commerce Department. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) and Rep.
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Jim Hartman: Trump's megabill becomes law

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By Republican lawmakers
| Elko Daily Free Press Verified
On July 4, President Trump signed into law an 887-page tax-and-spending megabill the day after the House adopted on a 218-214 vote the version the Senate passed 51-50 earlier in the week. Republicans proclaimed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” as the beginning of a new economic golden age, while Democrats deplored it as “ugly” and cruel. In fact, the bill had to pass to avoid a massive $4.5 trillion increase in taxes next year when the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act expires Dec. 31.
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