Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) warned Republicans that "electoral disasters" are coming if they do not abandon support for President Donald Trump's tariffs. The post Rand Paul Rages Against Trump Tariffs In Fox Op-Ed,

Republicans who are evidently not too comfortable with President Donald Trump’s decision to enact large new global tariffs have tried plenty of hints to push him in a different direction. And one of Trump’s most vocal tariff critics on the GOP side, Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, tried a relatively novel one on Wednesday.

The Kentucky senator was one of only four Republicans to vote against the Canada tariffs and the emergency powers Trump is using to impose them.

A measure to cancel some Canadian tariffs is all but certain to stall in the House. But with a handful of Republicans in favor, the vote sent a signal of opposition to the levies.

Wis., admits there could be “some short-term pain” to President Donald Trump’s tariffs. The White House denies that the SpaceX CEO would step away before his work with DOGE is complete The post Megyn Kelly Blames Dems for Elon Musk’s Reported White House Exit,

Republican strategist Matt Wylie writes that if the future of the Republican Party depends on one man clinging to power past the constitutional limit, the legal issue isn’t the only problem. There is also a crisis of ideas and leadership.