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A Note from the Chairman Emeritus
The issue is global trade. Over the past eight months, it has become increasingly obvious that trade has become less and less of a priority on Capitol Hill. Trade agreements reached with other countries have not been voted on, and the President’s Trade Promotion Authority has not been renewed.
The Coming Transition from Analog to Digital
In February of 2006, President George Bush signed into law legislation that designates midnight, February 17, 2009, as the date to complete the transition from analog to digital television broadcasting.
Keeping America’s Food Supply Safe and Secure
Although the United States has the safest food supply in the world, the American public is beginning to wonder whether or not they can trust the brands they buy and the food they eat.
DHS Report Card: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly
Earlier this year the House Committee on Homeland Security issued a report card on the department it oversees.
The President’s Vision for Global Trade
The United States Secretary of Commerce discusses what the Bush Administration is doing to improve America’s position with regard to trade around the world.
U.S. Trade Policy: Does it help or hinder U.S. business?
The former U.S. Trade Representative looks back on 60 years of trade policy and shares her thoughts on the challenges that lie ahead.
The current round of multilateral trade negotiations have dragged on for nearly six years. Is time running out on the prospects of reaching an agreement?
The Governor of Minnesota talks about the importance of trade to residents of his state and what he is doing to strengthen things in that regard.
What Trade Means to the American People
From the coffee we drink in the morning to the iPods we listen to throughout the day, Americans have become accustomed to the benefits of global trade.
A storm is brewing on Capitol Hill over the future of U.S. trade policy and the course our nation should take.
Reflections from the Perot Campaign of 1992
The common refrain among those of us who helped build the perot movement is, “If only we had him now.
Soft News, Hard Sell: Treating the audience as Consumers, not Citizens
The media seem to assume that the candidates’ positions on the issues are “old” news, hardly worthy of development.
Ripon Profile of Chuck Grassley
What the GOP must do to reclaim its congressional majority: Put forward a couple of new ideas, get back to our basic principles and convince the public that we’re going to stick to them this time.
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A Note from the Chairman Emeritus
The issue is global trade. Over the past eight months, it has become increasingly obvious that trade has become less and less of a priority on Capitol Hill. Trade agreements reached with other countries have not been voted on, and the President’s Trade Promotion Authority has not been renewed.
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The Coming Transition from Analog to Digital
In February of 2006, President George Bush signed into law legislation that designates midnight, February 17, 2009, as the date to complete the transition from analog to digital television broadcasting.
-
Keeping America’s Food Supply Safe and Secure
Although the United States has the safest food supply in the world, the American public is beginning to wonder whether or not they can trust the brands they buy and the food they eat.
-
DHS Report Card: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly
Earlier this year the House Committee on Homeland Security issued a report card on the department it oversees.
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The President’s Vision for Global Trade
The United States Secretary of Commerce discusses what the Bush Administration is doing to improve America’s position with regard to trade around the world.
-
U.S. Trade Policy: Does it help or hinder U.S. business?
The former U.S. Trade Representative looks back on 60 years of trade policy and shares her thoughts on the challenges that lie ahead.
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Doha Do or Die
The current round of multilateral trade negotiations have dragged on for nearly six years. Is time running out on the prospects of reaching an agreement?
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What Trade Means to My State
The Governor of Minnesota talks about the importance of trade to residents of his state and what he is doing to strengthen things in that regard.
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What Trade Means to the American People
From the coffee we drink in the morning to the iPods we listen to throughout the day, Americans have become accustomed to the benefits of global trade.
-
Dark Days Ahead?
A storm is brewing on Capitol Hill over the future of U.S. trade policy and the course our nation should take.
-
Reflections from the Perot Campaign of 1992
The common refrain among those of us who helped build the perot movement is, “If only we had him now.
-
Soft News, Hard Sell: Treating the audience as Consumers, not Citizens
The media seem to assume that the candidates’ positions on the issues are “old” news, hardly worthy of development.
-
Ripon Profile of Chuck Grassley
What the GOP must do to reclaim its congressional majority: Put forward a couple of new ideas, get back to our basic principles and convince the public that we’re going to stick to them this time.
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