Well, when you create a trade war, and then try to resolve it and make that the priority as opposed to human rights, that is the kind of results that you get here in this country.
Editor's note · Context
Titus criticizes prioritizing trade over human rights in dealings with China.
Share
More from Dina Titus
An estimated 100,000 Nevadans are impacted by this, [could be] kicked off Medicaid, including 22,000 just in my one congressional district.
It’s just really not good policy to have you paying taxes on phantom money that you didn’t earn.
Since then we’ve learned that there are other problems down there, problems of ventilation, problems of exiting in the case of an emergency. Firefighters don’t have adequate access to what they might need in case of an accident.
“An estimated 100,000 Nevadans are impacted by this, [could be] kicked off Medicaid, including 22,000 just in my one congressional district, and it's children, it's seniors, and it's people with disabilities who are going to be impacted so…





