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BumRushDaShow

(162,473 posts)
Wed Oct 29, 2025, 06:37 PM Wednesday

Senate passes resolution that would repeal Trump's tariffs on Canada

Source: ABC News

October 29, 2025, 6:20 PM


The Senate on Wednesday narrowly passed a resolution that would repeal President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canada after passing a similar resolution Tuesday that would repeal tariffs on Brazil.

Republicans Sens. Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins, Mitch McConnell and co-sponsor Rand Paul voted with all Senate Democrats to pass the measure by a 50-46 margin. It needed only a simple majority to pass.

Five Republicans voted with Democrats on Tuesday to pass the Brazil tariff resolution. That resolution would terminate the emergency declaration that Trump made in July and, as a result, lift the tariffs that were imposed on Brazilian goods as a result.

The vote on the Canadian tariffs comes after Trump announced earlier this week that he's adding an extra 10% tariff on Canadian imports because a negative TV commercial from the Ontario government that featured a speech by former President Ronald Reagan in which he said tariffs hurt Americans long-term.

Read more: https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/senate-narrowly-passes-bill-repeal-trumps-tariffs-brazil/story?id=126955639



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Senate passes resolution that would repeal Trump's tariffs on Canada (Original Post) BumRushDaShow Wednesday OP
Trickle, Trickle, Trickle. Buddyzbuddy Wednesday #1
Susan was concerned gab13by13 Wednesday #2
Are you sure it was her constituents and not her own affiliated companies? slightlv Wednesday #19
This is a nothing burger the orange turd will veto it when it comes to his desk kimbutgar Wednesday #3
It's showing the first pushback by the GOP zombies BumRushDaShow Wednesday #5
Mike Johnson will get right on that. eggplant Wednesday #4
The House will veto it popsdenver Wednesday #6
The House and Sente can not "veto" legislation. Wiz Imp Wednesday #10
That assumes the House will someday meet again James48 Wednesday #13
Um, this isn't "legislation" at all, just a "resolution." A toothless suggestion. PSPS Wednesday #15
Actually, its not toothless -- it has the same effect as legislation if passed by both houses. onenote Wednesday #16
Thx popsdenver Yesterday #21
Why don't the Democrats start living in the house MacKasey Wednesday #7
Because the Speaker is the one to call the House into session. onenote Wednesday #17
I realize that, MacKasey 20 hrs ago #23
Just whizzin' in a wetsuit. BidenRocks Wednesday #8
Resolution. Holds no weight. AllyCat Wednesday #9
On the bright side, they voted after JD Couchrider asked them not to. Raven123 Wednesday #14
Actually a joint resolution has the same effect as legislation. onenote Wednesday #18
Well, well. That makes the second one this week. Yes, cynical people are saying the House needs... Hekate Wednesday #11
I never thought I'd accuse Rand Paul of elpqiemce, let alone veracity Warpy Wednesday #12
Its like they're sending up a flare-- Bayard Wednesday #20
Just watch him slap another Old Crank Yesterday #22

gab13by13

(30,297 posts)
2. Susan was concerned
Wed Oct 29, 2025, 07:08 PM
Wednesday

Because the tariffs hurt Maine.

Something amazing just happened, Susan Collins working for her constituents instead of Krasnov.

BumRushDaShow

(162,473 posts)
5. It's showing the first pushback by the GOP zombies
Wed Oct 29, 2025, 07:31 PM
Wednesday

who are getting slammed by their MAGat constituents.

popsdenver

(844 posts)
6. The House will veto it
Wed Oct 29, 2025, 08:15 PM
Wednesday

next time the Republican House will pass a resolution, and the Republican Senate will veto it.....It's a game......

PSPS

(15,075 posts)
15. Um, this isn't "legislation" at all, just a "resolution." A toothless suggestion.
Wed Oct 29, 2025, 10:04 PM
Wednesday

onenote

(45,758 posts)
16. Actually, its not toothless -- it has the same effect as legislation if passed by both houses.
Wed Oct 29, 2025, 10:20 PM
Wednesday

Of course, that means it also needs to be passed by the House and can be vetoed by Trump. So its more symbolic at this point.

MacKasey

(1,454 posts)
7. Why don't the Democrats start living in the house
Wed Oct 29, 2025, 08:24 PM
Wednesday

And have non stop speakers

Wouldn't screw up republicans

And if they get a few republicans to go independent maybe they could elect a new speaker

onenote

(45,758 posts)
17. Because the Speaker is the one to call the House into session.
Wed Oct 29, 2025, 10:22 PM
Wednesday

And as soon as it is called into session each day -- a pro forma session -- it is gaveled into adjournment.
So if Democrats want to stand around and make speeches, chances are no one will hear them, they won't be reported in the Congressional Record, they will, unfortunately, be no more meaningful than speeches given out on the street.

MacKasey

(1,454 posts)
23. I realize that,
Thu Oct 30, 2025, 08:43 AM
20 hrs ago

But I'm talking about making it a media event it's just so it shows Democrats are ready to work and Republicans are not

AllyCat

(18,303 posts)
9. Resolution. Holds no weight.
Wed Oct 29, 2025, 08:45 PM
Wednesday

A statement which is better than nothing, but has no teeth at all.

July. It’s almost freaking November and they just thought maybe we should look at the tariffs?

This Congress is useless.

Raven123

(7,227 posts)
14. On the bright side, they voted after JD Couchrider asked them not to.
Wed Oct 29, 2025, 09:28 PM
Wednesday

A little crack in the Trump armor, but no way can JD patch it.

onenote

(45,758 posts)
18. Actually a joint resolution has the same effect as legislation.
Wed Oct 29, 2025, 10:24 PM
Wednesday

And if it was passed by the House and signed by the President it would be law. Of course the House won't vote on it and even if they did and passed it, Trump would veto it and there wouldn't be enough votes to override.

But it is a common misunderstanding that joint resolutions have no weight.

Hekate

(100,007 posts)
11. Well, well. That makes the second one this week. Yes, cynical people are saying the House needs...
Wed Oct 29, 2025, 09:03 PM
Wednesday

…to come back. But from where I sit, it looks like a logjam is cracking.

Just a gleam of hope.

Warpy

(114,122 posts)
12. I never thought I'd accuse Rand Paul of elpqiemce, let alone veracity
Wed Oct 29, 2025, 09:25 PM
Wednesday

but he did both when he pointed out the difference between an emergency and what Asshole is trying to pull.

Now all somebody has to do is drag Johnson back to Congress (in chains and at gunpoint sound good) and force him to do his fucking job, along with the rest of his rotten party.

Old Crank

(6,361 posts)
22. Just watch him slap another
Thu Oct 30, 2025, 12:02 AM
Yesterday

Round of tariffs on both countries.
And work to primary the GOP senators.

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