A Resolution condemning the tariff policy of the President of the United States and urging the President to end this tariff policy.
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution expresses concern over the President of the United States’ tariff policy, specifically the recent announcement of reciprocal tariffs on numerous countries. It argues that these tariffs have caused economic instability, market turmoil, and uncertainty for businesses and American households. The resolution urges the President to end this tariff policy, citing its negative impact on the economy and the United States’ reputation as a reliable trading partner.
Key provisions
- Condemns the President’s tariff policy.
- Urges the President to end the current tariff policy.
- Calls for a review of the President’s approach to tariffs.
- Expresses concern over the economic damage caused by the tariffs.
- Highlights the negative impact on businesses and lower-income households.
- Notes the disruption to market stability and investor confidence.
- Requests communication of the resolution to the President and members of Congress.
Who is affected
- American Households
- Businesses in Pennsylvania
- The United States Economy
- The President of the United States
- Members of the United States Congress
Notable changes
- The resolution references specific tariff rates announced in April 2025.
- It highlights the President’s abrupt 90-day pause and tariff rate reductions.
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- Pn 1707 Html
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Primary sponsor
Cosponsors
Benjamin Sanchez
Joseph Hohenstein
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