In a fiery exchange, Senator John Neely Kennedy challenged Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick over Trump's trade policy with Vietnam. Kennedy questioned the lack of "reciprocity" in trade deals, proposing that the U.S. should have embraced Vietnam's offer to eliminate tariffs. Lutnick cautioned that such a move could enable China to bypass tariffs. This debate underscores the contentious views on trade strategy in the Senate. For a deeper look, check out the full article: https://www.alternet.org/gop-senator-trump-secretary/ #TradeWar #SenateHearing #Reciprocity #Vietnam #CommerceSecretary #EconomicPolicy

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