So China charges us 15.5 percent tariff on our Ag products, and we charge 5.2 percent on theirs. Why should we not charge them the same tariff that they charge on us?
So we should recognize that as a competitive challenge.
If countries like the U.S. do not push back and stand up against the massacre of ethnic minorities and lead the world, who will?
It is a terrible problem, and one that the U.S. needs to be deeply engaged in.
That is an issue that I put on the floor of the Senate as an amendment, and we did get bipartisan support to close that loophole.
Myanmar has just engaged in a massive process of ethnic cleansing.
China is spending $411 billion. So building up these massive reserves is also giving them the capital they need...
one of the things that I put forward--was the Level the Playing Field in Global Trade Act, which is essentially that very low labor and envi...
All we essentially see in this chart, in summary, is, as product penetration went up and increased substantially after 2001, American jobs l...
So when the time comes when we need to renegotiate the terms for the accession to WTO, or their continuation, does it still make sense to ha...
I do find this interesting because, often, a coastal state such as mine says that this must be doing us a lot of good because we have all th...