Tariffs

“Immediately Rolling Back the Trump Tax Cuts for the Highest Earners and the Trump Tariffs: Trump’s giveaways to the wealthy cost us hundreds of billions of dollars. We can and should immediately roll back Trump’s tax cuts for the richest people in the world. And we should get rid of Trump’s ridiculous tariffs, which are simply a tax on working people.”

“Exercising Congress’s power to end the disastrous tariffs that are one of the biggest tax increases in American history and have left Iowans to pay thousands per year in higher costs”

“First, we must reverse the tariffs and trade wars that have created hardship and uncertainty for our farmers.”

“Reverse chaotic tariffs and trade wars, and actively expand markets for Iowa farmers”

“On the eve of Halloween, she also discussed just how much more the holiday is costing young families like hers this year – and how she’ll vote to immediately end the cost-spiking Iran War and reckless tariffs as NEPA’s congresswoman.”

“We need to make sure that we’re doing the oversight in parallel with the things that will meaningfully lower costs: ending the war on Iran, ending the erratic tariffs, and making sure that we’re showing people that we’re serious about working for them.”

“Stop broad tariffs that help the big guys and hurt families, create smart targeted tariffs to protect manufacturing here.”

“End the use of tariffs that have created trade tensions globally and cut off agricultural marketplaces.”

“End illegal and costly tariffs so families aren’t forced to pay higher prices for groceries, household goods, and everyday essentials.”

“Like restoring Medicaid cuts, taking on insurance companies overcharging you, and ending the tariffs that are raising our costs.”

“End the Trade War and Get Costs Down for Kentucky Families”

“In Congress, I’ll fight to end this senseless trade war, support free and open trade that helps our farmers and distillers compete globally, and make sure Main Street can compete with Wall Street to lower prices for us all.”

“In his announcement, Dembo emphasized the need for good-paying jobs, fighting back against cuts to Medicaid and affordable healthcare, and doing more to strengthen the economy and lower the cost of living in Central Kentucky – including his opposition to the tariffs that are hurting critical Kentucky industries and jobs.”

“We need fighters for us and our industries in Congress, and one of the first things I would do is make sure Congress exercises its power and stops this needless trade war that’s hurting all of us.”

“Take on Trump's chaotic tariffs that have left our farmers with silos full of harvests they can't sell and priced our small businesses out of the economy.”

“We need to end reckless tariffs that have driven up the price of everything from coffee to tomatoes to appliances.”

“Order No. 1 is putting an end to these chaotic tariffs. They can have a place if they’re thought out, but what we see is chaos that is wreaking havoc on our economy, and they’ve destroyed our soybean markets”

“That’s why I’m committed to lowering costs in real, meaningful ways. This includes cracking down on corporate price gouging and ending the reckless tariff policy that is raising prices on ordinary families and wreaking havoc on Iowa’s economy.”

“Our congressman voted eight times to keep those tariffs going and called it winning. I will vote to end them.”

“Roll Back Tariffs, Raise the Minimum Wage”

“Families shouldn’t pay more at the checkout line because of Washington’s bad trade policies. I will fight to roll back Trump’s tariffs that unnecessarily increase the cost of food and household essentials for American consumers while supporting smart trade policies that strengthen American manufacturing and agriculture.”

“This isn’t a partisan issue — no president should have the authority to create tariffs via a social media post or allow their cronies into sensitive federal databases.”

“Reestablishing Congress's authority to stop unilateral tariffs: Trump’s tariff tweets have thrown the global economy into chaos, driving up prices and killing job growth. There’s bipartisan legislation pending right now that would place limits on the president’s power to impose tariffs without the approval of Congress. This is basic separation of powers.”

“Exercising Congress’s power to end the disastrous tariffs that are one of the biggest tax increases in American history and have left Iowans to pay thousands per year in higher costs”

“We need fighters for us and our industries in Congress, and one of the first things I would do is make sure Congress exercises its power and stops this needless trade war that’s hurting all of us.”

“Require congressional approval for tariffs to give Montana’s farmers and ranchers the stability they need & deserve.”

“But regardless of who is in the White House, major economic decisions like tariffs should not be made unilaterally. They affect workers, manufacturers, farmers, and consumers across the country, and they should be debated, legislated, and decided through the democratic process.”

“When I am in Congress, I will fight to reassert congressional authority over trade and economic policies so that we can reflect the will of the people, not just the priorities of one administration.”

“Food and Groceries: Congress has to take back control of the tariff power to combat rising costs, protect consumers against predatory spread pricing, and increase American food production and strengthen our supply chains by supporting local family farms.”

“If elected, Johnson would vote to reassert Congress’ constitutional duties in setting tariff policy for the United States.”

“1. Oppose the blanket tariffs. I’ll vote to stop the blanket tariffs and reassert Congress’s constitutional authority on tariff policy.”

“Jake, a local math teacher who takes no corporate PAC money, has pledged to vote to end the tariffs, reassert Congress's authority over tariffs and trade policy, and lower the cost of healthcare and prescription drugs.”

“It’s way past time for Brad Finstad and Congress to actually do their job and set tariff policy like the Constitution says they should.”

“We need to shift the power of tariff-setting in the government from the White House to Congress so that communities can have a say in policies that impact their businesses.”

“Roll back the tariffs raising your grocery bill. Put tariff power back in Congress, where the Constitution puts it.”

“Instead of doubling down on punitive tariffs, we should be investing in American competitiveness – revitalizing domestic industry, rebuilding supply chains, enforcing fair trade rules through diplomacy and multilateral pressure, and ensuring our workers can compete on a level playing field.”

“Reverse chaotic tariffs and trade wars, and actively expand markets for Iowa farmers”

“In Congress, I’ll fight to end this senseless trade war, support free and open trade that helps our farmers and distillers compete globally, and make sure Main Street can compete with Wall Street to lower prices for us all.”

“Fair trade policies that protect both consumers and American workers”

“Support targeted trade enforcement instead of blanket tariffs.”

“End pointless tariffs If we want to bring back American manufacturing, we need a real plan to make sure we do it right. This includes investing in work and apprenticeship programs, our agricultural, manufacturing, and technology sectors, while working with global partners and making sure they abide by our terms. But angering our trading partners with frivolous tariffs has killed the revenue of farmers, and small businesses across the country.”

“Repeal Trump’s tariffs and replace them with a real trade strategy that protects American workers and businesses.”

“Stop broad tariffs that help the big guys and hurt families, create smart targeted tariffs to protect manufacturing here.”

“Use tariffs responsibly. When administered thoughtfully, tariffs can be a powerful tool for encouraging domestic production and protecting American jobs–but what we’ve seen over the past couple years has been a reckless, destructive tariff policy that’s hurt Montana farmers and ranchers, and injected harmful volatility into global markets. We should use tariffs to discourage our companies from offshoring jobs and other countries from cheating–while creating protections for critical industries like Montana’s ag producers. We should not use tariffs to punish our allies and create pointless chaos that raises costs for working families.”

“Now, I support using tariffs strategically to protect American workers and critical industries. But retaliatory tariffs waged with no real strategy or plan are hardly protecting American workers, and in fact, they are hurting working families.”

“Second, I want to end the blanket tariffs that have made everything we buy more expensive. I support targeted tariffs to protect American workers, but the chaotic, reckless blanket tariffs are way too broad and end up driving prices on food, housing, and construction.”

“For decades, globalist trade policies have hollowed out our manufacturing base and left American workers at the mercy of foreign governments – especially China. I support using strategic tariffs to level the playing field, bring critical industries back home, and protect American sovereignty.”

“Southern Minnesota deserves better. In the short term, that means directly helping the farmers that the federal government hurt with their tariffs. But our farmers need more than just short-term aid; they also need someone to fight for our long-term rural economy.”

“Support Small Businesses: Rollback and Refund Trump’s Illegal Tariffs”

“It’s critical that the small businesses on Main Streets across New Hampshire, not just the large corporations get their money back. Small businesses are the backbone of New Hampshire’s economy. They employ the majority of our work force.”

“Revlon, Costco, FedEx and other large companies are in court now demanding a refund. I believe Jim, Marty and countless others, as well as the customers who stuck with them through this chaos deserve to get their money back just as much as those giant corporations and I will fight to get them the refunds they are owed.”

“Simplify the process for small businesses to request exemptions.”

“Once Democrats regain the House, initiate the most aggressive oversight hearings in U.S. history to expose and curtail abuses by ICE, reveal the costs to families of Trump’s tariffs and the widespread grift and corruption, reverse the attacks on vaccines and science-driven health policy, and halt the weaponization of the Justice Department.”

“Wrote the Tariff Transparency Act, to shine a light on the economic impact of Trump’s tariffs on automobile prices.”

“Require an automatic expiration to any tariffs enacted.”

“Operating his family farm, Ager has experienced the impact that reckless tariffs have had on Western North Carolina farmers and the challenges that families are facing right now with increased food costs and damaging cuts to healthcare coverage.”

“Policy choices have directly driven up costs. The biggest example is Trump’s tariffs and unnecessary trade wars. But we’ve also made it way too hard and costly to build housing. We’ve prohibited Medicare and Medicaid from negotiating drug prices on all but a handful of drugs. And we’ve turned a blind eye when the consolidation of corporate power reduces competition and drives up costs.”

“Trump’s sloppy tariff war was threatening to drive up prices, crash the supply chain, and wipe out everyone’s retirement savings.”

“Farmers are on the front lines of President Donald Trump’s trade war and small family farms like those across Illinois are being hit the hardest by Republican tariffs.”

“Tariffs and trade wars are driving up costs and closing off opportunities, leaving too many of our families struggling to keep up.”