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Biden’s pick for top U.S. trade official will continue tough line on China - ex-Trump official
CNBC reports that according to former Trump trade negotiator Clete Willems, U.S. President-elect Joe Biden’s pick for his incoming administration’s top trade official will likely carry on a tough line against China.
Biden last week named Katherine Tai, a trade lawyer, as his choice for the U.S. trade representative.
“Katherine Tai is an excellent choice for USTR and the right person for the moment,” Willems told CNBC.
Tai played a key role as chief trade counsel on the House Ways and Means Committee in pushing for stronger labor and environmental provisions in the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
Despite her affiliation with the Democrats, Tai is receiving “strong bipartisan support,” said Willems. He pointed out that Republican Sen. Rob Portman had endorsed Tai’s nomination.
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