Clinton signed NAFTA, Clinton campaigned on NAFTA.
Was bush or the GOP against NAFTA?
NAFTA is supported by Hillary, not Trump, the Democrats love NAFTA, you have stated you are for NAFTA. I am against NAFTA, always have been.
It's not that simple.
Am I against trade? No. Am I against unfair trade deals? Yes.
So you are an isolationist? That's ridiculous.
You sound like a Republican who's against regulations. They don't realize there are good and bad regulations. They're just against all regulations because their party told them regulations are bad.
In another thread you stated you were for NAFTA. Not free trade deals, NAFTA. I never said I was against all trade, I said I'm against NAFTA.
I never said I was against regulations, you keep trying to assign me to positions I'm not.
When Ronald Reagan came into office, as the result of 190 years of Hamilton’s plan, the United States was the world’s largest importer of raw materials; the world’s largest exporter of finished, manufactured goods; and the world’s largest creditor.
After 34 years of Reaganomics, we’ve completely flipped this upside down. We’ve become the world’s largest exporter of raw materials, the world’s largest importer of finished goods, and the world’s largest debtor. We now export raw materials to China, and buy from them manufactured goods. And we borrow from them to do it. Our trade debt right now stands at over $11 trillion, and it’s the principle reason why one-seventh of all assets in the United States are foreign-owned.
Picking Apart One of the Biggest Lies in American Politics: 'Free Trade'
I have to admit, I am flip flopping a bit on free trade. I think the American people might have to take a little step back for the rest of the world to take a step up. We need to bring countries like Mexico and India standard of living up to ours and Canada's and Australia's and Europes.