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Old 03-24-2021, 07:16 AM
 
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“Now Biden has just 19 days left to veto trade authorities’ ruling. The situation, technical and wonky as it is, has largely evaded national scrutiny, but is enormously important, experts say, for jobs in Georgia and the administration’s plans to electrify the nation’s automobiles over the next decade.”

“None of the six Democrats that represent Georgia in the House of Representatives, nor the Georgia Democratic Party, responded to repeated requests for comment. Five emails to Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff’s office went unanswered. Stacey Abrams, the former gubernatorial candidate and political star in the state, declined an interview request on the topic.”
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