As Dana Rohrabacher pointed out, the events occurred at Tiananmen Square, and they didn't lose a slight bit of access to the American market.
Dana Rohrabacher: “As Dana Rohrabacher pointed out, the events occurred at Tiananmen Square, and they didn't lose a slight bit of access to…”
On the recordJuly 24, 2012
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Rohrabacher highlights China's unimpeded access to the U.S. market post-Tiananmen Square.
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