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Clinton's 1993 NAFTA Meeting
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 Clinton's 1993 NAFTA Meeting
By Jake Tapper, ABC News Political Punch One interesting event in Sen. Hillary Clinton's just-released schedules from the 1990s comes on Nov. 10 1993, when the former first lady was to serve as the closing act during a briefing on NAFTA, the trade agreement she now assails.
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By Jake Tapper, ABC News Political Punch One interesting event in Sen. Hillary Clinton's just-released schedules from the 1990s comes on Nov. 10 1993, when the former first lady was to serve as the closing act during a briefing on NAFTA, the trade agreement she now assails.11:30 am - 11:45 amNAFTA BRIEFING DROP-BYRoom 450, OEOBCLOSED PRESSPARTICIPANTS: Approx 120 expected to attend(See briefing book for further info)FORMAT:- Alexis Herman intros HRC for brief remarks-HRC concludes program(pp. 1375 and 1376)Two attendees of that closed-door briefing, neither of whom are affiliated with any campaign, describe that event for ABC News. It was a room full of women involved in international trade. David Gergen served as a sort of master of ceremonies as various women members of the Cabinet talked up NAFTA, which had yet to pass Congress."It wasn’t a drop-by it was organized around her participation," said one attendee. "Her remarks were totally pro-NAFTA and what a good thing it would be for the economy. There was no equivocation for her support for NAFTA at the time. Folks were pleased that she came by. If this is a still a question about what Hillary's position when she was First Lady, she was totally supportive if NAFTA.
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