Ted Cruz Begs Trump to Stop Listening to His Tariff-Loving Aides

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : On Tuesday night, Trump bragged to the National Republican Congressional Committee that his tariffs were "the largest transaction in the history of our country.
49% : Last week, Trump announced 10 percent universal tariffs -- a tax paid by American companies, with the costs typically passed on to consumers -- on all imports, plus additional duties of up to 50 percent on products from countries that have large trade deficits with the U.S. The new tariffs are on top of existing ones, meaning products from China for example now face a cumulative tariff rate of 104 percent.
27% : Politico reported on Tuesday that world leaders trying to schedule talks with Trump haven't been able to get a response.

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