In a notable series of votes, the U.S. Senate has repeatedly rebuked former President Trump’s global tariffs, marking a rare display of bipartisan unity among lawmakers. This week, four Republican senators joined Democrats in a resolution to block tariffs imposed on more than 100 countries, showing signs of angst over Trump’s trade war. The Senate voted against Trump’s tariffs on Canada and Brazil, with multiple resolutions passing to terminate these trade measures. The ongoing defiance from Republican senators reflects growing dissent within the party regarding Trump’s trade policies, as they aim to reassert Congressional power over foreign trade and address rising costs affecting various industries.