It seems to me, too, as I have watched the IMF and policies here on the Hill over the years, that there has always been a lot of bipartisan support from Congress and certainly from Administrations in the White House no matter who was in the White House, no matter the political party.
Peters highlights the consistent bipartisan support for the IMF across different administrations.
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