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Milking scapegoats: Biden administration bows to demands to reopen hyped up attacks on Canadian dairy, lumber

Democrats have not been much better at defying pressure from the 12,000-strong K Street lobbying army. And the single-interest tail may be still wagging the national-interest dog when it comes to Biden's administration.

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BY LES WHITTINGTON
June 2, 2021

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