Kansas U.S. Rep Ron Estes: “Since Democrats let the negotiating tool Trade Promotion Authority expire and have not asked for its…”

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Kansas U.S. Rep Ron Estes: “Since Democrats let the negotiating tool Trade Promotion Authority expire and have not asked for its…”
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Jan 26, 2023
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Ron Estes tweeted the following:

“Since Democrats let the negotiating tool Trade Promotion Authority expire and have not asked for its reauthorization, the Biden administration couldnt enter into a real trade deal if they actually tried to negotiate one. wsj.com/articles/janet“
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Here are other recent tweets from Ron Estes:

“Parents deserve a say in their child’s education. School choice allows families to select the best educational setting for their child’s unique needs and empower their future with better opportunities.”
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“During my recent visit to Bel Aire, I met with Mayor Jim Benage and City Manager Ty Lasher, discussing upcoming city projects.” on Jan. 24
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“Congress must rein in out-of-control spending & get our nation’s fiscal house in order. Over the past few years, Democrats have pushed through trillions in spending fueling inflation & burdening our grandchildren and great-grandchildren with the bill. youtu.be/kSCcAHP2ZH8” on Jan. 23
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