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Maine's Congressional Delegation Responds to SCOTUS Block on Trump Tariffs

King praised the Court’s checks on executive power and urged Congress to reclaim its own role and responsibilities.

Maine's Congressional Delegation Responds to SCOTUS Block on Trump Tariffs
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This article1 analysis · Oct 10, 2026
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Maine’s four congressional lawmakers welcomed the Supreme Court’s decision blocking President Trump’s tariffs, but differed on tariffs and the role Congress should play. Jared Golden endorsed a 10 percent baseline tariff, while Chellie Pingree criticized Trump’s approach.

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Angus S. King, Jr.
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Maine senator who urged Congress to reassert its constitutional role

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Maine representative who supports tariffs and promotes his Secure Trade Act

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Maine representative who criticized Trump’s tariff policies

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Susan M. Collins
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Maine senator who emphasized Congress’s authority over tariffs

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Donald Trump
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President whose tariff policies were blocked by the Supreme Court

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