The GPX case, I think, shows the Commerce Department, and the President, and the country that the Congress will move quickly and bipartisanally on enforcement of trade laws.
Sherrod Brown: “The GPX case, I think, shows the Commerce Department, and the President, and the country that the Congress will move…”
On the recordMarch 21, 2012
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Senator Brown emphasizes bipartisan support for trade law enforcement through the GPX case.
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