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Some Republicans are opposing Trump on tariffs. Maine’s Susan Collins just got him to back down on Canadian levies.

Some Republicans are opposing Trump on tariffs. Maine’s Susan Collins just got him to back down on Canadian levies.
MarketWatch Friday 23 October 2026, 20:50 UTC By Victor Reklaitis 1 min read
Key Points

As she faces a tough midterm race, the five-term GOP senator is touting her successful lobbying effort against certain tariffs on Canada

As she faces a tough midterm race, the five-term GOP senator is touting her successful lobbying effort against certain tariffs on Canada
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