Yet, a number of the countries we are negotiating with basically offer zero protection to intellectual property rights in their countries.
I'm eager to find ways for this committee to work on a bipartisan basis with the administration to accomplish those goals.
We, as Americans, ought to say--Republicans, Democrats, Independents, whatever--we want our President out there opening up markets.
We have to both get more exports out there, but also do a better job of making sure that imports are being fairly traded.
I am disappointed to hear your response to Senator Grassley that that will not be part of the TPP negotiations.
The time for TPA is now.
Simply put, trade means jobs.
I for one, as China continues to manipulate currency, over the years throwing millions of American workers out of jobs unfairly, do not want...
People have the right to know what's at stake in negotiations before they wrap up.
Our trade policies are stronger when the American people are part of the debate.
If we sit on the sidelines, we will be faced with a race to the bottom in global trade, not a race to the top.