Rend Paul opened up against what he called “excessive executive powers” from Trump, as well as a violation of Congress’s power.
Republican senator Rend Paul, who is considered the advocate of the right current, who continues to support Donald Trump, began actively performing in public space with a sharp criticism of the presidential tariff policy of the President of the United States. The Washington Post reported it.
It is noted that the senator from Kentukka has clearly warned his Republican colleagues that Trump’s tariff policy could have led to a political party for generations. The floor acts both in the Senate and in direct broadcasts against what he calls “excessive executive powers” from Trump, as well as violation of Congress’s power. Moreover, many Democrats support him.
“I’m a Republican, I’m a supporter of Donald Trump. But this is a problem for both parties. I don’t care if the President is a Republican or a Democrat. I don’t want to live in an emergency state,” the senator said.
According to the publication, Rend Paul is increasingly opposed to the White House initiatives. In particular, he was one of the first Republicans who said the government’s deduction that the Department of Doge Maskndeded should be coded by Congress to comply with the law.
Remember, on April 2, Trump announced the introduction of major duties to imported goods. He called it America’s “Day of Liberation”.
The situation in financial markets, which emerged against the background of US president Donald Trump, deteriorated. On April 7, shares fell, which brought a three -day collapse of the world’s capital cost to nearly 9.5 trillion dollars.
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