Dems label Trump’s tariffs ‘tax hikes’ as states brace for impact

The “Liberation Day” tariff for President Donald Trump has imposed a 10 % basic line on all imports – with more severe prices for countries that suffer from a trade deficit – which sparked a reaction from Democratic conservatives trying to protect their states from any repercussions.

While the Trump administration confirmed that the new aggressive definitions will eventually strengthen the American economy and protect American workers, Trump’s new tariff orders affected global markets with the unification of democratic rulers in the opposition.

government. Gavin Newscom, JB Pritzker, Josh Shapiro, Jard Polis, Tim Walz and Kathy Hogul are among the growing list of democratic rulers who speak against Trump’s tariff – and in some cases, they are working to narrow the impact on their local economies.

“Democrats should focus on homelessness, crime, regulations, insecurity in the blue states instead of trying their hands in making international deals,” White House spokesman Kush Desi said in a statement in favor of Fox News.

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NEWSOM, which is a potential competitor in 2028, has announced plans to search for international “strategic” partnerships to exclude California from the reprisals imposed by the United States by the countries in which it caught at the Trump tariff intersection.

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“I am following commercial relations with our global partners to combat Trump’s tariff pain and exclude California-made products from revenge. As the fifth largest economy in the world, California is still open to work-regardless of the turmoil in Washington,” said New Roir

However, within the American constitution, the commercial policy is considered a force designated for the federal government, and the states do not have legal power to negotiate independently with foreign governments on customs tariffs or a global trade deals.

Pritzker, another possible presidential candidate for 2028 who rejected Trump’s second state in every executive order, led an Illinois delegation to Mexico last week and signed an agreement with Mexico City to enhance economic cooperation.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker speaks during the Federal Building Plaza on April 27, 2022 in Chicago. (Scott Olson/Getty Images)

Since Pritzker had secured an independent economic relationship in its “commercial mission” of Mexico, Trump’s tariff was criticized as a “tax” of Americans.

“Donald Trump may want to nominate this” on liberation day “, but there is nothing free for working families who are struggling with high food, housing and facilities costs,” said Pritzker. “Definitions are a tax. It is a tax on working families, a tax on grocery stores, and a tax on other daily necessities.”

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Pennsylvania governor Josh Shapiro speaks during the Democratic National Congress at the United Nations in Chicago on August 19, 2024. (Al Drao/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Shapiro, who was on the list of the presidential brief in the democratic candidate, Kamala Harris, was the new definitions with a “tax” and the repetition of its negative impact on the families of Pennsylvania.

“The truth is that Donald Trump’s economic policies make things more difficult for good people in Pennsylvania,” Shapiro said in an interview with MSNBC.

Democratic conservatives continued to accumulate in criticizing “liberation day” on air waves during the weekend.

The former presidential candidate Tim Walz took the goal of Trump’s intelligence in an interview with MSNBC, saying that Trump “does not mainly understand how trade works.”

“This is a tax on workers,” added Walz.

The former Vice President, the governor of Minnesota Tim Walz, nominates the theater on the third day of the Democratic National Conference at the United Nations in Chicago on August 21, 2024. (Reuters/Mike Cigar)

“It is the biggest tax increase in American history” and argued that they are “not forbidden” but “hurting real people in our state and across this country.”

“This is one of the largest tax increases in American history. It is not the day of liberation, it’s the day of recession,” added the governor of Colorado Jarred Police on Bloomberg.

Trump has continued to defend his definition since “Liberation Day”.

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“The United States has an opportunity to do something that should have been done decades ago,” Trump said on Monday. “Don’t be weak! Don’t be stupid! Don’t be a Saniki (a new party that relies on weak and stupid people!)

Despite the panic in the market and uncertainty after implementing its definition, Trump repeated that “one day people will realize that the customs tariff, for the United States of America, is a very beautiful thing!”

Jimmy Joseph of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.