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11.11.2003
They Stabbed It With Their Steely Knives... U.S. Tariffs on Steel Are Illegal, World Trade Organization Says: "Mr. Bush made no public reference Monday to the steel decision, and his aides defended the president's tariffs as perfectly legal, no matter what the highest court in international trade law ruled." Bush will get it on all sides with this one. He's trying to act politically to win votes from both automakers and the steel industry. One will suffer. Bush can stand by the ruling and say he's only abiding by trade laws but by doing so he sends a clear message that his (and all president's) hands are tied. How does this effect how people will see the presidency if once elected they cannot act in the ways they promised because of binding obligations from the WTO? | |
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