Trump seeks to boost Susan Collins with Canadian tariff rollback
President Donald Trump this week rolled back select tariffs on Canada, marking a strategic decision that could boost incumbent Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) in a tight midterm election race just days before Maine’s voters head to the polls. Col
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President Donald Trump this week rolled back select tariffs on Canada, marking a strategic decision that could boost incumbent Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) in a tight midterm election race just days before Maine’s voters head to the polls.
Collins, embroiled in a fiercely competitive battle against Democrat Troy Jackson, has long pressed Trump for release […]
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