With democrats in control of the Senate, some in the advocacy business expect the drive toward fast-track trade promotion authority to slow down.
February 25, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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Procter & Gamble lobbyist Scott Miller is cochair of U.S. Trade, a new group formed to push fast-track.
With democrats in control of the Senate, some in the advocacy business expect the drive toward “fast-track” trade promotion authority to slow down.
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