On the recordMarch 3, 2015
The economic case for this agreement is so incredibly weak that even with the vast majority of economists already on the payroll of those who are pushing it they can't make an economic case.
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congress.govThe economic case for this agreement is so incredibly weak that even with the vast majority of economists already on the payroll of those who are pushing it they can't make an economic case.
Rohrabacher criticizes the economic justification for a trade agreement.
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