Aggressive Trump Trade Strategy Begins To Emerge
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director Two developments in recent days provide an early indication that the Trump Administration is determined to take a new
Peter Navarro Responds to His Trade Critics
My op-ed on why trade deficits matter (“Why the White House Worries About Trade Deficits,” March 6) has generated a healthy debate. However, your March 10
CPA at Brussels Forum: Does the World Want to Be Connected?
Michael Stumo, CEO of CPA was invited to speak at the annual German Marshall Fund’s Brussels Forum. Our message was heard loud and clear: the
Auto Makers Target China as New U.S. Trade Rules Loom
Top auto makers, facing the threat of costly North American trade policy changes, want the Trump administration to take a harder line on a market
“Eliminate the Trade Deficit” Resonates in Halls of Congress
“You were ahead of the curve on trade.” This was the common refrain heard last week by members of the Coalition for a Prosperous America
Lighthizer pledges to get tough on China, but doesn’t delve into details
Following his confirmation hearing last week, President Trump’s pick for U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer responded affirmatively to every request made by Senate Finance Committee
LaGuardia Airport to use foreign steel in $4B renovation angering U.S. industry
LaGuardia’s $4 billion facelift won’t be an all-American job, the Daily News has learned. [Ginger Adams Otis| March 20, 2017 |NY Daily News] Chinese steel
Press Release: CPA to Speak at German Marshall Fund’s Annual Brussels Forum
Washington~ Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) is excited to announce that Michael Stumo, CEO of CPA, will face off against the EU Trade Commissioner
Press Release: CPA Members Impacted Congress and the White House Last Week
Members of the Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) flooded the halls of Capitol Hill last week, meeting with over 100 congressional offices. Our members
Commerce Department seeks consultation on Trump’s ‘American-made’ pipeline request
The Department of Commerce wants public input on “the use of American-made materials” in any new and expanded U.S. pipelines as it assesses the domestic
