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01 May 2015
Peter Roff, contributing editor at U.S. News & World Report and a senior fellow at Frontiers for Freedom, discusses why Trade Promotion Authority is a necessary step to get Congress moving on a long-stalled trade agenda, what precedent exists for this authority, and why it should not be considered executive overreach.
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