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U.S. policy needs to change to compete with China

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August 27 [NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS PRESIDENT: ENERGY PERMITTING REFORM ACT IS 'ABSOLUTELY CRITICAL FOR US TO BE ABLE TO COMPETE WITH CHINA']( August 29 [MODERN STEEL ACT WOULD CREATE JOBS AND REVITALIZE PENNSYLVANIA COMMUNITIES]( August 30 [WEEKEND INTERVIEW: FENTANYL, WAR, AND GLOBAL AMBITIONS, GORDON CHANG WARNS OF CHINA'S INCREASING AGGRESSION]( We hate to see you go but you can [unsubscribe]( here.

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