On the recordJanuary 25, 2011
It also sends the signal to our international competitors that we will not be at the table and we are not an important country to negotiate with.
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congress.govIt also sends the signal to our international competitors that we will not be at the table and we are not an important country to negotiate with.
Kline warns that delaying trade agreements undermines U.S. negotiating power internationally.
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