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:
Small Business Stories
Pennsylvania
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Trump voters are feeling the impact of proposed tariffs.
💬 “The tariffs are killing the lower-class people.” – Cheryl
💬 “There’s just a lot of uneasiness right now.” – Alyson
As real people face rising costs & uncertainty, the impact of these policies is becoming clearer.…
Tariffs & policy shifts are hitting Kansas & Missouri hard – from @KCBierCo feeling the squeeze to rising prices at Au Marché & Brits. With strong export ties to Canada, manufacturers in the region are especially exposed.
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New parents are getting hit with hidden taxes. Tariffs on baby essentials like strollers, car seats & diapers are driving up costs – adding to the already $20k+ price tag of a baby’s first year.
Families deserve relief, not higher prices.
Read more: https://caseamerica.com/baby-items-get-hit-with-broad-taxes/
Small business overs are stepping up to share how today’s economy is affecting them. Your story could help shape tomorrow’s policies.
Share your story:
America’s families and small businesses deserve a stronger, more affordable future, and your voice can help make it happen. Join the Coalition for an Affordable & Secure Economy and be part of the movement fighting for economic security, lower costs and real opportunity.…
Most of the tomatoes we eat in the U.S. are imported from Mexico. Now, new tariffs are set to increase the cost of these imports, which means yet another price hike at the grocery store for American families. 🍅📈
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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)