On the recordApril 29, 2015
One of my concerns about fast track is that a future President could use it to negotiate a TTIP agreement that weakens our financial rules or disrupts our regulatory system.
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congress.govElizabeth Warren: “One of my concerns about fast track is that a future President could use it to negotiate a TTIP agreement that weakens…”
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Warren expresses concern about potential regulatory weaknesses from future trade agreements.
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