> regulated critical parts of the supply chain of raw materials and preproducts I'm unfamiliar with this having happened, but if it did as you say that would d

> regulated critical parts of the supply chain of raw materials and preproducts I'm unfamiliar with this having happened, but if it did as you say that would definitely support your point. > It then compelled the manufacturers into exclusively servicing the US purchase contracts Wasn't this just a component of the purchasing contract? I would draw a distinction between cases where the gov was a purchaser and where it was not.