It is, in my view, inexcusable that our democracy depends on such hackable voting technology made by a handful of companies that have been able to evade oversight.
step one when you're looking to sharpen our trade policies and fight for American workers is enforcing the laws on the books.
In many ways, China is getting away with its cheating scot-free. Instead of creating American jobs, this trade policy is creating chaos.
I agree that NAFTA needs renegotiating. I agree that the U.S. needs to step up with tough action against China's abusive trade practices.
If Commerce wants this process to work--and I think we would all like to see it work--it has to be fair and objective.
Our trade enforcement has sometimes been too slow or too weak to keep up with the cheats.
Will you commit to fully applying that law so U.S. workers and companies can get relief from unfairly traded imports?
I am committed to standing up for all American workers through tough trade enforcement.
I fully understand the importance of due process in that context as well as the antidumping and countervailing duty context.
I think I mentioned to you, Ms. Karpel, we had a sting operation when I was chairman of the Trade Subcommittee, and we invited people to che...
this cannot be rocket science. Everybody has got to be in a position to have the facts to respond to what the other side is saying.