
SUPPORT AN AFFORDABLE &
SECURE ECONOMY
FOR AMERICA.
SUPPORT AN AFFORDABLE &
SECURE ECONOMY
FOR AMERICA.

The Coalition for an Affordable and Secure Economy (CASE) for America advocates for strategic economic policies that benefit American families, workers and small businesses. Together, we aim to improve the affordability of household goods, support economic growth and safeguard our national security interests.
AMERICANS
DESERVE:
A Strong Economy
Cutting taxes and eliminating burdensome regulations will help create a stronger and more resilient U.S. economy.
AFFORDABILITY
American families shouldn’t have to do more with less. They want lower prices on everyday necessities, such as food, clothing and household products.
EFFECTIVE TRADE POLICY
U.S. trade policy should protect U.S. interests while reducing costs and promoting greater economic growth.
“These tariffs have caused chaos in the stock market.”
ABC News Business Reporter @alexistvnews joins @dianermacedo as stocks drop ahead of President Donald Trump’s expected announcement on new tariffs today.
Minnesota’s Iron Range is caught in the crossfire of tariffs on Canada.
Jobs, exports & local economies are on the line — and folks in the Northland are already feeling the impact.
Americans deserve trade policy that works for them, not against them.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/30/us/politics/trump-tariffs-canada-minnesota-iron-range.htm
Behind the scenes, GOP lawmakers are scrambling to shield their states from the fallout of new tariffs.
From agriculture to autos, the message is clear: tariffs hit home — and local economies can’t afford it.
A 25% auto tariff could cost hundreds of thousands of American jobs and hike car costs.
We need pro-growth policies that don’t raise consumer costs.
Are tariffs making it harder to manage costs and keep your business running?
You’re not alone — and your story matters.
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US factory activity shrinks as tariffs weigh on demand and hiring plans

9 IN 10 AMERICANS
are unhappy with food prices. While 3 IN 4 have negative views on gas and energy costs— showing just how deeply inflation still grips voters.
(Washington Post-Ipsos Poll)