Scott Lincicome wonders who was responsible for the FTA "debacle" in Seoul - does the fault lie with Obama, or with Congressional pressure: Did Congressional Pressure, not White House Incompetence/Politics, Really Derail the KORUS?
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November 16, 2010
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