White House vows to press ahead with tariffs despite midterm backlash over rising prices
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One week after midterm voters punished Republicans over rising prices, the White House said it would stay the course on tariffs. Jim Goyer, director of the White House Office of Public Liaison, told the B20 summit in Washington on Tuesday that the administration is “just getting started” and aims to keep that pace for the rest of President Donald Trump’s term. Gary Cohn, his former chief economic advisor, called tariffs a consumption tax that raises prices for Americans. Former congressman Kevin Brady said Trump has disrupted global trade in ways the old system is unlikely to match again.
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