California Governor: Current tariff policies "could cause the U.S. to lose its status as the world's largest economy."

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California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized the U.S. federal government's tariff policy for potentially causing the U.S. to lose its position as the world's largest economy. He pointed out that tariffs obstruct imports, affecting the lives of ordinary people and possibly leading to shortages of goods. Newsom stated that tariffs increase the burden on families and harm California's position in the global economy. ( Jin10 )

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2025-05-10 20:27:52

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On May 10, Gavin Newsom, the Governor of California, recently criticized the U.S. federal government in a video posted on social media, stating that the current tariff policy “could cause the U.S. to lose its status as the world’s largest economy.” In the video, he criticized the government’s tariff policy for obstructing imports to the U.S., directly affecting the daily lives of ordinary people. “In a few months, people will lack school backpacks and Christmas toys. Tariffs will make life even harder for American families,” Newsom stated. As the strongest economic state in the U.S., California plays an important role in the global economy, and this is because California is committed to “reducing trade barriers and providing quality services for American consumers,” but the current tariff policy is damaging all of this, leading to rising prices and port stagnation. ( Jin10 )

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