A treaty that's going to be negotiated from Washington, DC, to someplace else is fraught for some potential problems
Peter DeFazio: “A treaty that's going to be negotiated from Washington, DC, to someplace else is fraught for some potential problems”
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DeFazio expresses concerns about potential issues with treaty negotiations.
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