Trumpās Tariffs: The Magical War-Stoppers That Arenāt Really Legal
President Trump warned Americaās economy will suffer apocalyptically if the Supreme Court strikes down about 70% of his 2023 tariffs imposed under the 1970s International Emergency Economic Powers Act. In a landmark Fox News sit-down, Trump claimed these tariffs ended eight wars ā including the nuclear India-Pakistan conflict ā by wielding economic might like a Marvel superhero. Yet, a humble New York family-run wine importer, V.O.S. Selections, dared to challenge this power, with courts already ruling that Trump overstepped his IEEPA authority. With the Supreme Court hearings slated for November and radical 'left lunatics' on the case, Donald hinted losing would zap away 'national security' faster than a Snapchat message.
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Trump says tariffs ended eight wars, including between nuclear weapons powers, but a NYC wine importer says no. Americaās trade policy now more confusing than a reality TV plot twist.
Trumpās war-ending tariffs may not be legal, but at least they keep his dinner parties interesting: 'Radical left lunatics' vs. mosquitoes disguised as wine importers.
When your biggest economic threat is a family-run wine shop, maybe tariffs arenāt the real problemāunless importing Chardonnay threatens national security now.
Source: Axios | Published: 10/19/2025 | Author: Ben Berkowitz
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