I want to be clear as we start this, that I think opponents have made a number of valid arguments.
I do believe that we are close to finding common ground.
I have come to feel that opponents of trade deals make a number of very valid arguments.
The public has a right to know from this point on what is at stake in trade.
keeping the Internet open and free is absolutely critical.
I have been very involved with... the area of digital trade and making sure that other nations cannot restrict data flows across borders.
I think you heard how strongly my colleagues like Senator Cardin feel about this, and the voices of organized labor.
I want to be clear, for example, that the President of the United States will be required by law to publish trade agreements, starting with ...
American manufacturers and American farmers have repeatedly faced unfair trade practices that disadvantage our workers.
would Congress still be able, if the Trans-Pacific Partnership proposal passed, to change U.S. laws to take into account the changing shape ...
The public has a right to know what's at stake in trade negotiations, plain and simple.