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| + | [[John Huang]] was appointed '''Assistant Secretary of Commerce for International Economic Policy''' in return for his campaign contributions to [[Bill Clinton]], which he was later convicted for. | ||
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| + | [[Charles Meissner|Charles “Chuck” Meissner]], 54, was serving as Assistant Secretary of Commerce for International Economic Policy and responsible for international commercial policy development when he died in the same plane crash as [[Ron Brown]] in 1996, a part of the [[Clinton body count]].<ref>https://blog.trade.gov/2021/04/02/25-years-later-honoring-the-memory-of-the-lives-lost-on-april-3-1996/</ref> | ||
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| + | [[Thomas J. Duesterberg]], Assistant Secretary of Commerce for International Economic Policy ,later became a senior fellow at the [[Hudson Institute]]. <ref>https://www.hudson.org/experts/101-thomas-j-duesterberg</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:55, 2 April 2022
 Assistant Secretary of Commerce for International Economic Policy(US/Assistant Secretary of Commerce) | |
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| Assistant Secretary of Commerce for International Economic Policy |
John Huang was appointed Assistant Secretary of Commerce for International Economic Policy in return for his campaign contributions to Bill Clinton, which he was later convicted for.
Charles “Chuck” Meissner, 54, was serving as Assistant Secretary of Commerce for International Economic Policy and responsible for international commercial policy development when he died in the same plane crash as Ron Brown in 1996, a part of the Clinton body count.[1]
Thomas J. Duesterberg, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for International Economic Policy ,later became a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute. [2]
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| Name | From | To |
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| John Huang | July 1994 | 1995 |
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