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Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers distances himself from Trump's tariffs and Iran war policies in election ads
Michigan Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers has begun to distance himself from former President Trump's tariffs and Iran war policies in his general election advertisements, reflecting broader GOP anxiety ahead of November's election. Rogers, who previously defended Trump's tariffs, now calls for an end to the "tariff war" with Canada, which has become a political liability in Michigan due to its reliance on Canadian trade. He also omitted Trump from an earlier ad calling for an end to the war in Iran, as energy costs have climbed.
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