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    Free Trade Flip-Flopping

    Noah GraffBy Noah GraffJuly 7, 2008Updated:January 21, 2014No Comments1 Min Read
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    In the following video video TheStreet.com’s  political analyst John Fout points out free trade issues which he believes both presidential candidates have flip-flopped on. He says that in the democratic primary Obama knocked NAFTA saying the country needed to “renegotiate” the agreement. After beating Hillary who had taken such a strong anti-NAFTA stance, now Obama says he supports “fair” free trade.

    Fout then rips McCain for touting free trade to win the Republican vote, yet afterward giving a speech in April proposing the creation of a “League of Democracies” alienating China and Russia. Fout also claims that McCain said he wants kick Russia out of the G8.

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