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6 October
10:58 pm

I was successful in getting concrete, pulp, and road salt removed from the tariff list.

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Susan Collins, at Maine U.S. Senate General Election Debate 1 (WGME)

10:58 pm
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Why we checked itSpecific claim that Collins secured exemptions for concrete, pulp, and road salt from Canadian tariffs — verifiable against official tariff exemption records.
What we foundCollins demonstrably secured exemptions for road salt and cement (concrete) from Canadian tariffs, but the claim that she also got 'pulp' removed is not supported — available evidence attributes pulp's tariff-free status to USMCA compliance, not her lobbying, and her own office did not list pulp among her exemption wins.
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