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US House candidates disagree on tariffs, but find common ground on opposition to Trump beef imports

Gronli criticized Trump’s tariff policies and argued that healthcare and tribal communities need more support.

US House candidates disagree on tariffs, but find common ground on opposition to Trump beef imports
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At a debate, South Dakota House candidates Nikki Gronli and Marty Jackley disagreed over tariffs and healthcare but both criticized federal funding shortfalls affecting tribal communities. Jackley also opposed President Trump’s plan to import Argentine beef, while Gronli argued that Trump’s tariffs have hurt families and farmers.

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Democratic candidate for South Dakota’s at-large U.S. House seat

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Donald Trump
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President whose tariff, beef import and healthcare policies were discussed

Former president whose administration is discussed in relation to energy policy

John Thune
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U.S. senator who criticized Trump’s beef import plan

Dusty Johnson
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U.S. representative who criticized Trump’s beef import plan

Mike Rounds
R · SD · SEN

U.S. senator who criticized Trump’s beef import plan

ALSO MENTIONED  Larry Rhoden, South Dakota governor who previously criticized Trump’s beef import plan

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