From Reason:

“The overall problem here is one of U.S. credibility going forward,” says Clark Packard, trade policy counsel at the R Street Institute, a free market think tank. “Why would other…

President Donald Trump’s decision to boost tariffs on Chinese goods from 10 to 25 percent last month has set off a new round of hand-wringing by conservative free-traders. Clark Packard, a trade…

From Bloomberg:

An increasing reliance on emergency declarations may eventually push Congress to act to take back some of its power, according to James Wallner, a senior fellow at R Street and a…

From Cheddar:

China’s latest move in its trade war with the U.S. is stopping purchases of U.S. soy until the dispute is resolved, according to a report from Bloomberg. Clark Packard, Trade…

From Indy Politics:

Trump has responded to every trade grievance, real or imagined, with the same tactic: tariffs. There are smarter, more tailored responses availablesuch as…

From Pursuit:

R Street Institute Senior Fellow James Wallner frankly sums up President Trump’s position that “tariffs will make America strong again […] misses that which has made…

From Cheddar:

“The United States has very legitimate complaints about the way China is handling the high tech sector,” Clark Packard, a trade policy manager at the public policy firm R Street…

From Cheddar:

Google is cutting back some of its business with Chinese tech giant Huawei. Clark Packard, trade policy manager at R Street Institute, discusses the developments.

There are numerous ways for Congress to check the president. In recent years, its members have frequently opted to pass so-called resolutions of disapproval to reverse administrative actions after…