Senate Republicans defy Vance's warning to block Trump's Brazil tariffs amid government shutdown
Senate Republicans voted to block President Donald Trump's Brazil tariffs, defying warnings from Senator John McCain and other lawmakers that such a move would be 'unwise' amid a government shutdown. The vote was seen as a rare rebuke of the president's trade strategy.
Senate Republicans voted to block President Donald Trump's Brazil tariffs, defying a warning from Senator John Vance that they would face 'severe consequences' if they did so amid the ongoing government shutdown. The vote marks a rare rebuke of Trump's trade strategy by Senate Republicans, who remain largely united in their support for him. The move is seen as a test of Republican unity and Trump's ability to wield influence over his party. The outcome could have significant implications for the future of Trump's trade policies.
