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House ways and means committee member Rep. Jodey Arrington, (R-TX), discusses Speaker Pelosi moving along with USMCA and impeachment.

Why does Republican representative Jodey Arrington believe that Pelosi is playing politics with the USMCA?

Pelosi is Playing Politics with USMCA: Rep. Arrington

The United States-Mexico-Canada trade agreement (USMCA) has been under review for quite some time. However, the speaker of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, has delayed its ratification, claiming that more work needs to be done to ensure that it meets the needs of American workers. However, some members of Congress believe that Pelosi is playing politics with the agreement, including Republican representative Jodey Arrington.

Representative Arrington argues that Pelosi’s refusal to move forward with the USMCA is hurting American workers and businesses. The USMCA is intended to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which was signed into law in 1993. The USMCA was negotiated to address some of the concerns that were raised about NAFTA, including labor and environmental standards, intellectual property protections, and the automotive industry.

The USMCA has been endorsed by a number of organizations, including the Business Roundtable, the National Association of Manufacturers, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. These groups argue that the USMCA will help create jobs and boost economic growth in the United States.

Representative Arrington argues that Pelosi is holding up the ratification of the USMCA in order to score political points against President Trump. He claims that Pelosi is “playing politics” by delaying the ratification of the agreement, despite the fact that it has bipartisan support.

It is worth noting that the USMCA is not a perfect agreement. It has been criticized by some labor unions for not doing enough to protect workers’ rights, and by environmental advocates for not doing enough to address climate change. However, these criticisms can be addressed through amendments and other changes to the agreement.

Ultimately, it is up to Congress and the administration to decide whether to ratify the USMCA. However, it is clear that Pelosi’s delay is causing frustration among members of Congress who want to move forward with the agreement. Representative Arrington and others are calling on Pelosi to stop playing politics and put American workers first by ratifying the USMCA.

In conclusion, the USMCA is an important agreement that will have significant implications for the U.S. economy. It is time for Pelosi to stop playing politics and allow the agreement to move forward for the benefit of all Americans.