But that debate should honestly acknowledge that if we shift from low-cost, reliable fossil energy to high-cost energy, like wind and solar, there are costs associated.
I would also argue that 232 steel and aluminum tariffs have been harmful to the U.S. economy, by an objective measure.
There is nothing we in Congress can do about it.
U.S. carbon emissions have been falling for years.
It just restores responsibility over tariffs, which is to say taxes, to Congress--where the Constitution actually puts i...
Colleagues, Congress is, after all, the first branch of government, and we have explicit constitutional responsibilities...
I think we need to reform the underlying statute to reassert the responsibility that we have in this area.
Pursuing new FTAs would not only have beneficial economic effects but would also have strategic implications.
the Biden administration has thus far given no indication of a plan to reinstate the 301 exclusion process.
Congress should work with the administration to make sure that an exclusion process is reinstated.
In my view, this has alienated to some degree our allies.