Tariff tumult roils GOP agenda

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

79% : Trump, despite the pair's contentious history, told reporters Sunday: "I support him fully.
58% : Luna, in the post, thanked Trump and said she was "glad to see this resolved," adding, "If we truly want a pro-family Congress, these are the changes that need to happen."
53% : Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman -- who Trump nominated last month to serve as the board's vice chair for supervision, the top regulatory post at the central bank -- will address lawmakers on the Banking panel alongside a slate of other nominees.
51% : Forty percent of Trump voters have used Medicaid or have had a family member covered by the program, the poll found.
47% : I: TRUMP VOTERS DON'T WANT MEDICAID CUTS -- Trump 2024 campaign pollster Tony Fabrizio found that a majority of the president's voters oppose cuts to Medicaid -- a potential complication for Republicans' reconciliation savings ambitions, our Ben Leonard reports.
47% : Trump's pick to lead bank regulation at the Federal Reserve will testify Thursday before Senate Banking, offering Wall Street new insights into what the central Bank's regulatory posture will look like during Trump 2.0, Jasper Goodman writes in.
28% : "Medicaid has touched so many families that people have made up their minds about what they don't want to see cut," Bob Ward - partner with Fabrizio Ward, the polling firm that conducted the mid-March survey of 1,000 registered voters on behalf of the Modern Medicaid Alliance - told Ben. Trump and some Republican lawmakers have reiterated they will not support cuts to Medicaid.
11% : In another warning sign for Republicans: The survey also suggests that Democrats' messaging on Medicaid -- which has centered around accusations that the GOP is raiding health care for poor people to finance tax cuts for the wealthy -- could be effective in swaying swing voters and Trump supporters.

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