Rob Scott

Economic Policy Institute

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Director of Trade and Manufacturing Policy Research at the Economic Policy Institute, a liberal-leaning think tank based in Washington, DC

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Ronald Reagan, both Presidents Bush, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama have all supported massive trade agreements from NAFTA to CAFTA to the Trans Pacific Partnership.

"Free Trade" and Presidential Politics

Ronald Reagan, both Presidents Bush, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama have all supported massive trade agreements from NAFTA to CAFTA to the Trans Pacific Partnership.

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Ronald Reagan, both Presidents Bush, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama have all supported massive trade agreements from NAFTA to CAFTA to the Trans Pacific Partnership.

"Free Trade" and Presidential Politics

Ronald Reagan, both Presidents Bush, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama have all supported massive trade agreements from NAFTA to CAFTA to the Trans Pacific Partnership.

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The  Trans-Pacific Partnership  would be the biggest trade deal in American history.

Free Trade: Obama's Legacy and Your Pocketbook

The Trans-Pacific Partnership would be the biggest trade deal in American history.

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