On one hand the White House says, 'We believe in energy dominance for our country and for North America.' On the other hand, the USTR is undercutting that by any conversation about getting rid of the ISDS mechanisms.
Bill Flores: “On one hand the White House says, 'We believe in energy dominance for our country and for North America.' On the other…”
On the recordDecember 12, 2017
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Flores critiques the inconsistency between the White House's energy policy and USTR actions.
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