Wyden Declines to Mention Trade Among Finance Priority Issues
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden, D-Ore., declined to mention trade as a priority issue in his Feb. 14 statement following his formal takeover as chairman. “In the early days of my Chairmanship I intend to meet with my colleagues…
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to find the right paths forward on reforming the tax code, protecting the Medicare guarantee while lowering costs, improving America’s ability to compete overseas and ensuring that Americans continue to have access to quality, affordable health care,” said Wyden. Former Finance Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., departed the Senate to take on the China ambassador role (see 14021111). Trade Promotion Authority faces stiff resistance among Democrats in both chambers of Congress (see 14021322).