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‘We’re getting into an ugly phase’: Trump’s new tariffs are angering voters and US allies alike
President Donald Trump's proposed new tariffs on Canada and generic drugs have sparked concerns among Republicans about aggravating voter frustrations with inflation and economic issues ahead of the midterm elections. The tariffs, which could raise prices on consumer goods and medications, are seen as a potential setback for GOP messaging focused on affordability.
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