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Earlier today Governor Polis took executive action to combat Trump's reckless tariffs, directing state agencies to assess impacts on Colorado
BOULDER - Today, Governor Polis met with small business owners in Boulder to discuss Trump's reckless tariff taxes and hear the impacts of tariffs on Colorado small businesses. Governor Polis met with Artilect Studio, a Boulder-based outdoor clothing company, Enveda, a Biotechnology Company, McGuckin Hardware, and Biomed Realty.
"The President's reckless tariff taxes are giving the economy whiplash, driving further uncertainty for businesses, and squeezing Americans' pocketbooks by increasing the cost of food, clothes, groceries, and daily necessities. Today I heard from small businesses that tariffs are making it harder and more costly to do business, deepening uncertainty, and driving away customers due to increased costs and prices. It's far past time for President Trump to stop playing with our economy," said Governor Polis.
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Today, Governor Polis joined other Democratic Governors including Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, New York Governor Kathy Hochul, Oregon Governor Tina Kotek, and Washington Governor Bob Ferguson to take action against Trump's tariffs. Governor Polis signed an Executive Order directing state agencies to assess the impact Trump's tariffs are having on the economy.
Governor Polis has been outspoken on the devastating impacts Trumps Tariff taxes will have on key US industries like agriculture, aerospace, pharmaceuticals, and car manufacturing. Ultimately, President Trump is sowing uncertainty to businesses across Colorado, and passing down his reckless tax to the Colorado consumer.
BOULDER - Today, Governor Polis met with small business owners in Boulder to discuss Trump's reckless tariff taxes and hear the impacts of tariffs on Colorado small businesses. Governor Polis met with Artilect Studio, a Boulder-based outdoor clothing company, Enveda, a Biotechnology Company, McGuckin Hardware, and Biomed Realty.
"The President's reckless tariff taxes are giving the economy whiplash, driving further uncertainty for businesses, and squeezing Americans' pocketbooks by increasing the cost of food, clothes, groceries, and daily necessities. Today I heard from small businesses that tariffs are making it harder and more costly to do business, deepening uncertainty, and driving away customers due to increased costs and prices. It's far past time for President Trump to stop playing with our economy," said Governor Polis.
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Today, Governor Polis joined other Democratic Governors including Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, New York Governor Kathy Hochul, Oregon Governor Tina Kotek, and Washington Governor Bob Ferguson to take action against Trump's tariffs. Governor Polis signed an Executive Order directing state agencies to assess the impact Trump's tariffs are having on the economy.
Governor Polis has been outspoken on the devastating impacts Trumps Tariff taxes will have on key US industries like agriculture, aerospace, pharmaceuticals, and car manufacturing. Ultimately, President Trump is sowing uncertainty to businesses across Colorado, and passing down his reckless tax to the Colorado consumer.
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