Keep it mind that Qualcomm benefits bigly if ZTE sanctions are removed, maybe why Qualcomm donated $1M to Trump.
Good news! Trump may want to move forward to help ZTE and Chinese jobs, but Congress is saying no. My amendment with @SenTomCotton to reimpose sanctions on ZTE—and protect our national security—will be included in the NDAA bill. Debate starts tonight.
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Why not prevent ZTE from selling their potentially compromised products to the US, while at the same time allowing them to purchase US made chips which they need to survive. This way ZTE continues its existence (and payments to their US suppliers) while the US remains insulated.
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Tom Cotton? I did not expect that.
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Thank you
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How about taking on the tarriffs as well before they either destroy or put a huge dent in our economy. I know that
@SenateMajLdr has no backbone, but maybe it's time to oust this oath breaker from leadership. He has much to answer for.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Thank you. Keep it up.
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thank you!
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Can you tell us who attended Tom Cotton’s deprogramming intervention?
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