Part of the problem is Wall Street seems to think there is an adult in the room somewhere that is eventually going to step in and make this go away. But there isn't.
If the pain gets bad enough, and the recession deep enough, you may be able to pull together a veto proof majority in Congress to end this madness, but we are still a long, long way off on that. The Members are just beginning to stir and realize that maybe they shouldn't have broadly delegated the ability for the President to set Tariff rates. We've got a ways to go before enough GOP Senator's and House Members have constituents beating down their doors. Not CR-ing, just trying to put some process in perspective. If we get a couple of weeks of 4-5% daily falls, maybe something could come together quickly, but otherwise, slow bleed in the red is going to take till fall (probably past the Virginia off year elections, assuming the GOP gets crushed) before Congress will stir into action.