John James, GOP governor candidate, says tariffs can't "be borne of the backs of Michiganders"
Summary
John James, a Republican running for governor of Michigan, spoke about the ongoing trade conflict between the U.S. and Canada. He said the tariffs should not hurt people in Michigan, especially those working in the auto industry.Key Facts
- John James is a Republican candidate for governor in Michigan.
- There is a trade war between the United States and Canada.
- This trade conflict may affect Michigan and its auto industry.
- James said tariffs should not negatively impact Michigan residents.
- He has communicated with members of the U.S. trade team about this issue.
- The statement was made during an interview on the TV show "Face the Nation."
- Michigan's economy relies heavily on the auto industry, which could be vulnerable to tariffs.
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