Tariffs backed by Rogers “restrained demand, leading to a piling up of unsold goods that could hinder growth in the overall economy.”
LANSING — A new survey from S&P Global found that “U.S. factory activity slowed to a four-month low in November” as the chaotic tariffs supported by failed GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers led to “higher prices” and “restrained demand,” leading to “a piling up of unsold goods that could hinder growth in the overall economy.”
“Mike Rogers is pushing a toxic agenda that’s leading to higher costs, lower demand, and fewer opportunities for Michigan workers,” said Michigan Democratic Party spokesperson Joey Hannum. “Price Hike Mike is selling out working people while supporting tax giveaways to millionaires like himself.”
Mike Rogers is pushing an out-of-touch agenda that’s hiking prices and killing jobs:
- Rogers has doubled down on supporting Trump’s chaotic tariffs, calling them an “absolute win” and “masterful” even as they spike costs on nearly everything Michiganders buy and crush manufacturing jobs.
- Dismissing the economic pain Michiganders are experiencing, Price Hike Mike has been caught “making fun of those who worry about higher prices” and argued they are “worth the financial strife being put on the American people.” He even falsely claimed that there is no inflation and that “working families [are] not paying more.“
- Rogers said that there’s no longer a “Big Three” in Michigan, writing off Stellantis and the company’s 48,000 U.S. autoworkers.
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