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James Bacchus, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
In imitation of the first Trump administration, the Biden administration has spent the past four years mostly ignoring WTO law.
The Biden administration seems at best indifferent toward the trade goals that Americans have long supported.
Down this road are trade wars over natural resources that will ultimately harm everyone.
How did he and his administration allow the crumbling of his much-vaunted and long-anticipated Indo-Pacific Economic Framework to occur?
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