John Murphy

Vice President for International Trade, US Chamber of Commerce

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Vice President for International Trade at the US Chamber of Commerce

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The President and the Congress are prepared to break records for government spending, with consequences for America and the rest of the world.

Stimulating the Economy, Now and in the Future

The President and the Congress are prepared to break records for government spending, with consequences for America and the rest of the world.

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Barack Obama  says Pennsylvania's rural voters are "bitter" over lost jobs.  Hillary Clinton  bellies up for a beer with a whiskey chaser in a working-class Indiana bar.

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Barack Obama says Pennsylvania's rural voters are "bitter" over lost jobs. Hillary Clinton bellies up for a beer with a whiskey chaser in a working-class Indiana bar.

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