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

Golden backed tariffs as a tool for trade policy and pointed to his bill proposing a 10 percent baseline tariff.

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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Maine representative who supports tariffs and promotes his Secure Trade Act

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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 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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