Jamieson Greer

📋 Suggested Question — AI-generated from public record

Given that broad tariffs on imported goods have historically raised prices for American consumers and manufacturers, how do you plan to ensure that the current tariff strategy reduces the trade deficit without triggering significant cost increases for small businesses that rely on imported materials and components?

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Many agricultural and manufacturing communities depend on stable export markets, and retaliatory tariffs from trading partners have previously harmed American farmers. What specific protections or relief mechanisms are you putting in place to shield workers and producers in export-dependent industries from the economic fallout of ongoing trade disputes?

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How are you measuring the effectiveness of current U.S. trade negotiations, and what public benchmarks or timelines have you established so that Congress and American citizens can evaluate whether trade agreements are delivering concrete, verifiable economic benefits for the country?