I want to make it clear here, a vote for this resolution is a vote for a strong domestic steel industry. The American Iron and Steel Institute supports this resolution. A vote against this resolution is a vote against the vital interests of every American steelworker whose job is at risk for illegal imports. Let us not make a distinction without a difference, as the other side has. Let us support jobs. Let us vote for this resolution as the one way of registering our will in favor of domestic steel.
Philip English: “I want to make it clear here, a vote for this resolution is a vote for a strong domestic steel industry. The American…”
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Addressing the importance of a resolution supporting the domestic steel industry.
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