NEWS: JD Vance Campaigning With Mike Rogers As Michiganders Lose Thousands From Trump-Vance Price Hikes
JD Vance Coming To Campaign With Mike Rogers As Michiganders Hit Hardest In The Entire Country By Trump’s Trade Wars
Axios: Michigan Hit Hardest Over Trump Tariffs, Estimated Loss “Of $5,619 Per Household, The Highest In The Nation.”
Mike Rogers Has Championed Trump’s Reckless Tariffs, Calling Them “Masterful” and “An Absolute Win”
MICHIGAN – The Detroit News is reporting that JD Vance is coming to Michigan on August 31st to campaign alongside Price Hike Mike Rogers, which comes as new reporting from Axios shows that Michigan families have been hit harder by Trump’s tariffs than any other state in the entire nation.
“First, this is Michigan. We don’t like folks from Ohio telling us what to think. On second thought, though, JD is welcome to remind everyone what we’ve been saying all along—Mike Rogers is running to be Donald Trump’s sock puppet in the US Senate,” said Dr. Abdul El-Sayed. “Nowhere in the entire country is getting fleeced harder by Donald Trump’s vanity tariffs than Michigan. Michiganders know exactly who to blame for skyrocketing gas and grocery prices, and that’s why we’ll send Mike Rogers packing his bags for Florida in November.”
Michigan is reeling from Trump-Vance price hikes:
- Michigan families have lost $5619 on average from Donald Trump’s trade wars—more than any state in the entire country—which might be why Donald Trump is more than 20 points underwater in the state.
- JD Vance cast the tie-breaking vote for Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill which is tossing over 171,000 Michiganders off their health insurance
- Rogers has championed Trump’s reckless tariffs, which he has called “masterful” and “an absolute win,”
- Yet… Mike Rogers continues to be silent over Trump’s trade war with Canada, declining to comment to NBC News, ABC News, POLITICO, Michigan Advance, and Semafor
- Rogers has repeatedly dismissed Michiganders’ concerns about tariff price hikes. In response to concerns about tariffs spiking the cost of groceries, Rogers said “Oh my gosh, coffee went up. You know, horror.” In response to concerns about how tariffs were spiking costs for Michigan families and businesses, Rogers said “The shoe is going to pinch every once in a while.”
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