Why is Trump’s Russian diesel import deal facing bipartisan criticism?
The deal has drawn criticism from both Republicans and Democrats just weeks before the midterms. With fuel prices adding to voters’ costs, critics say importing Russian diesel could help finance Russia, though the story cuts off before explaining further [1].
Sources
- Trump’s Russian diesel import deal draws bipartisan criticism before midterms — Daily Mail
- Trump-backed Senate hopeful grilled over her husband’s ‘shadow lobbyist’ ties and $50,000 taxpayer-dollar grab shaking up nail-biter race — Daily Mail
- Texas city quotes $2.3m to disclose police camera records — Ars Technica
- Tom McCarthy’s film revisits an early bipartisan debate on climate risks
- Trump urges Arkansas voters to contact Tom Cotton over clock change bill — Fox News
- Dems kill Republican’s chances of lowering Americans’ electricity bills in key election flashpoint — Fox News
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