Vance Breaks Tie, Killing Trump Tariff Rebuke
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Vice President JD Vance cast a tie-breaking vote in the Senate, killing a bipartisan resolution to rebuke President Trump's trade policies. The resolution, which aimed to block Trump's global tariffs, failed 49-49 due to the absence of two senators. Senate Majority Leader John Thune prevented a future vote on the issue. Democrats criticized Republicans for supporting the tariffs, arguing they harm the economy. Even if passed by the Senate, the resolution lacked House support.
Vice President JD Vance cast a tie-breaking vote in the Senate, killing a bipartisan resolution to rebuke President Trump's trade policies. The resolution, which aimed to block Trump's global tariffs, failed 49-49 due to the absence of two senators. Senate Majority Leader John Thune prevented a future vote on the issue. Democrats criticized Republicans for supporting the tariffs, arguing they harm the economy. Even if passed by the Senate, the resolution lacked House support.
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