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Old 02-11-2008, 01:43 PM
 
Location: Michigan
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For all the sound and fury that has accompanied this election season, it's worth remembering that Democrats and Republicans have remarkably similar positions on globalization. In an October poll, nearly twice as many Republicans, usually the party of business, opposed free trade as supported it. At the same time, with a majority of Democratic voters opposing trade, even the most centrist Democrats are backpedaling--Hillary Clinton says she would reexamine the North American Free Trade Agreement, a landmark deal passed by her own husband.

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Old 02-11-2008, 01:48 PM
 
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NAFTA is NOT free trade, it is MANAGED trade... and we are on the losing end of it even though Mexico is suffering on the agricultural business aspect, we are losing manufacturing jobs... trading in manufacturing business to an agriculture is bad business for the U.S. as agriculture business employs illegal immigrants, leaving out American workers...Shame on Clinton, Bush, and those before them that planned this ahead of time...
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