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  1. US-Canada trade tariffs affecting Maine businesses and residents
  2. Tariffs imposed by Donald Trump are affecting trade between Maine and Canada.

Amid her re-election campaign in Maine, Collins distanced herself from Trump's agenda, criticizing the tariff war with Canada and responding to the Biddeford shooting.

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Amid her re-election campaign in Maine, Collins distanced herself from Trump's agenda, criticizing the tariff war with Canada and responding to the Biddeford shooting.

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  1. Collins specifically distanced herself from Trump's war with Iran.1 source
  2. Trump's involvement in a war in Iran is noted in the context of Collins' political representation.1 source
  3. Collins avoids Trump during debate as she trails Jackson in the Maine Senate race.1 source
  4. Trump's low approval ratings are negatively affecting Collins' standing during her Maine re-election campaign.1 source
  5. The trade war initiated by the Trump administration is now impacting the pockets of Maine residents, while Susan Collins has been noted for voting in alignment with Trump on issues like ICE and Medicaid cuts.1 source
  6. Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods are affecting Maine families, while PCE data shows inflation rose 3.7% in July.Sub-event
  7. Collins criticized Trump's tariff war with Canada and called for action after the Biddeford shooting.1 source

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