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Tariffs Backfire: Trump’s Quebec Power Policy Endangers New England Grid! | Commentary

What happens when a political move meant to protect national interests ends up putting everyday Americans at risk? In today’s deep-dive Commentary, we break down how tariff pressure and cross-border power politics are colliding with the New England electric grid—and why this matters more than most headlines admit.

This video explains, in plain English, how energy policy tied to Quebec hydropower has become entangled with trade disputes, and how those decisions ripple outward to affect electricity prices, grid stability, and long-term energy security across the Northeast. This isn’t partisan hype—it’s a clear, grounded Commentary on infrastructure, leverage, and unintended consequences.

If you live in New England, work in energy, or simply pay an electric bill, this issue touches you directly. Could tariffs meant to send a message actually weaken grid reliability during peak demand or extreme weather? Are policymakers underestimating how dependent the region is on Canadian power imports? This Commentary walks through the risks, the timelines, and the strategic miscalculations few are talking about.

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