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glassman
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i'm beginning to see a big dividing line in the party...

what IS "free trade"?

one side claims "free trade" has been great for America and has increased our household income..

the other side says we have a trade deficit that is getting worse worse...

i won't vote for any of these guys that refuse to acknowledge the growing trade deficit...

IMO, there's a big difference between FAIR TRADE practices and protectionism...

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cottonjim
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quote:
Originally posted by glassman:
i'm beginning to see a big dividing line in the party...

what IS "free trade"?

one side claims "free trade" has been great for America and has increased our household income..

the other side says we have a trade deficit that is getting worse worse...

i won't vote for any of these guys that refuse to acknowledge the growing trade deficit...

IMO, there's a big difference between FAIR TRADE practices and protectionism...

Amen to that!! They're wearing blinders, in a dark room, looking for a black cat that isn't there. Hard to find a worthy one in the bunch IMO.

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turbokid
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ahem..... Ron Paul [Smile]

http://www.house.gov/paul/tst/tst2007/tst010107.htm

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The Bigfoot
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If he gets the republican nomination I will seriously consider him rather than a democratic candidate. I don't agree with him on a few issues but you can tell from his letters he actually thinks these things through and tries to find the position he thinks is correct, rather than the position he thinks is best for him.

He may do well, but first all you registered Republicans have to get him on the ballot.

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