Trump pushes protectionist NAFTA rewrite hits auto industry
An editorial condemns President Trump’s plan to replace NAFTA with a deal that increases tariffs and mandates higher wage rules, arguing it raises vehicle costs, limits trade, and harms Michigan while Canada remains outside the pact. It warns of higher prices for automakers and consumers and questions the timing amid low unemployment.
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Readers respond as editor notes bias and politics linger
Letters to the editor debate media bias and policy with essays on press criticism, campaign finance reform, and the 28th Amendment. Contributors include Rob Zangman, Michael Lee Beverwyk, John Hunter, Richard Brouwer, and editor’s satirical note about a fictional Trump hospital scenario.
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