Re: Presidential Candidates Get Specific on Trade

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>> >> > For Immediate Release
>> >> > Contact: Arthur Stamoulis, 503-736-9777
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>> >> > Presidential Candidates Get Specific on Trade
>> >> > Senators Clinton and Obama Detail Their Views for the Oregon Fair 
>> >> > Trade
>> >> > Campaign
>> >> >
>> >> > ****TLAND, OR -- Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Barack

>> >> > Obama
>> >> > detailed their views on trade policy in questionnaire responses 
>> >> > released
>> >> > today by the Oregon Fair Trade Campaign.  According to their 
>> >> > responses,
>> >> > both believe that the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) 
>> >> > has
>> >> > done more to hurt than to help the U.S. economy, and that United 
>> >> > States
>> >> > needs to change the way it conducts international trade.  The 
>> >> > Democratic
>> >> > candidates both voiced sup****t for renegotiating NAFTA and
expressed
>> >> > opinions on the different provisions of existing trade pacts.
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> NAFTA and CAFTA has aided in destroying the US Economy.... this article
> is quite true.

It did no such thing.  Besides, it is a meaningless argument in any event,

because none of the Presidential wannabee have said they are against free 
trade.