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Michigan's Mike Rogers acknowledges high costs and promises to work with the president — Susan M. Collins | ChamberLight
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Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers said he would pursue energy policies and work with President Donald Trump to lower costs, while defending a case-by-case approach to tariffs. Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed blamed Trump’s war policy for rising prices.
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Senator cited as opposing the president’s trade policies
President whose war and trade policies are discussed by the candidates
New Hampshire Senate candidate cited as opposing the president’s trade policies
Democratic Senate nominee and critic of Rogers’s position on energy prices
President whose war and trade policies are discussed by the candidates
New Hampshire Senate candidate cited as opposing the president’s trade policies
Democratic Senate nominee and critic of Rogers’s position on energy prices
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