I know you have talked specifically about how it would affect your sector of the economy, but clearly, when you start talking about increasing costs to consumers, when you talk about jobs, when you talk about losing market access, those are all things that we should care about as Texans and as Americans.
Cornyn highlights the broader economic implications of NAFTA on Texas and the nation.
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