U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer's Profile is Detailed in a Piece by The Wall Street Journal, Quoting Clete Willems
In the ongoing negotiations between the United States and China, Clete Willems, a former White House trade official and partner at Gump public law and policy, believes that U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is uniquely suited for the task.
Willems, who has been quoted in an article by The Wall Street Journal, highlights Lighthizer's background as an asset in the context of trade negotiations with China. The article, titled 'Trump's Point Man on China Trade Is Still Trying to Close the Deal,' profiles Lighthizer and his efforts in the trade negotiations.
Lighthizer, a long-time trade lawyer, has represented clients who petitioned the U.S. government for tariffs on overseas rivals in the past. This background, according to Willems, makes him a strong candidate for successful trade negotiations with China.
Willems worked closely with Lighthizer during his tenure in the Trump administration, and he finds Lighthizer's qualities desirable for negotiating a trade deal with China. He emphasizes that Lighthizer's background is particularly fitting for the China trade negotiation context.
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Despite the challenges ahead, Willems expresses confidence in Lighthizer's ability to negotiate a trade deal with China. He believes that Lighthizer has the suitable characteristics for the task, and he views Lighthizer's background as advantageous in the ongoing trade negotiations with China.
In summary, as the U.S. and China continue to negotiate a new trade deal, Clete Willems, a former White House trade official, believes that U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer's background makes him a strong candidate for success.
