Ireland Demand From Biden and Some Massachusetts Democrats Threatens Potential U.S.-U.K. Trade Deal, Experts Say
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“Democratic policymakers and leaders — from President-elect Biden to Speaker Pelosi to House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal — have been crystal clear that respecting the Good Friday Agreement is imperative to ensuring their support for a potential free trade agreement between the United States and United Kingdom,” Clark Packard of the R Street Institute told New Boston Post in an email message.Featured Publications
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