🇷🇺Trump Spares Russia From Tariffs: When War Doesn't Stop Trade

Economy
Trade & Commerce
Foreign Policy

Trump imposed "reciprocal tariffs" on 185 countries but notably excluded Russia from his trade war, despite bilateral trade deficits and security threats. Meanwhile, Senate Republicans propose 500% tariffs on countries that buy Russian oil.

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Why This Matters

Your Trade:

Trump's 10% baseline tariff affects nearly every country except Russia, raising prices on goods from allies while giving Moscow a competitive advantage.

Your Security:

Russia avoids economic pressure despite its invasion of Ukraine, while Ukraine itself faces the 10% tariff—rewarding the aggressor and penalizing the victim.

Your Voice:

Congress pushes back with bipartisan legislation targeting Russian energy exports, but Trump claims peace negotiations justify special treatment for Putin.

Constitutional Commerce:

Trump uses emergency powers under IEEPA to impose sweeping tariffs, testing the limits of presidential trade authority.

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