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Good morning! Today, we’re covering Marco Rubio’s fiery warning about Biden’s USAID power grab and Canada’s failing tariff strategy. Let’s break it all down.

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Marco Rubio Slams Biden’s Plan to Expand USAID Power

Senator Marco Rubio isn’t holding back—he’s warning that Biden’s expansion of USAID is a dangerous overreach that could funnel billions into wasteful foreign projects. While Democrats claim it’s about "global stability," conservatives see it as another scheme to send taxpayer dollars overseas instead of fixing problems at home.

Will this move make America stronger or just bankroll corrupt foreign governments?

Canada’s Tariff Targets Are Backfiring—And It’s Glorious

Canada thought it could hit back at Trump’s America First trade policies, but their retaliatory tariffs are turning into a disaster. Industries are struggling, businesses are fuming, and Canadian consumers are feeling the squeeze. Meanwhile, Trump’s economic strategy continues to put America first—exactly as it should be.

Will Trudeau admit defeat, or will he double down on self-sabotage?

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