I didn't support WTO for China nor do I support PNTR for China. But now that we are in the situation, we need to make sure that our administration, regardless of party affiliation, has the resources and tools, including translative services, so that we can do this in a fair and balanced way and one that helps to benefit the American people.
Joe Crowley: “I didn't support WTO for China nor do I support PNTR for China. But now that we are in the situation, we need to make…”
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CROWLEY emphasizes the need for fair trade practices with China despite past opposition to WTO.
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