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Romulox

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22. Of course your claim is nonsense (as per usual, for you.) We have the largest trade deficit
Sat Apr 16, 2016, 03:28 PM
Apr 2016

in the history of humanity.

people want to ignore this reality restorefreedom Apr 2016 #1
No, equal rights are hurting "us" Onlooker Apr 2016 #2
Our unemployment rate is low becasue so many people have to work 2 jobs in order to survive! RiverLover Apr 2016 #4
The other person wasn't saying people shouldn't have those things mythology Apr 2016 #11
And the incredibility inequality, childhood poverty, and lack of social mobility? PAYBACK! Romulox Apr 2016 #23
Next time you go to an ATM and deposit or withdrawal cash, next time you call information for your Jitter65 Apr 2016 #3
Exactly! Even Fedex now is using foreigners to handle customer service calls. RiverLover Apr 2016 #5
"Principles for Trade: A Model for Global Progress" - Where is Hillary on this??? Kip Humphrey Apr 2016 #6
Its just good, moral common sense trade. RiverLover Apr 2016 #7
The revolution will take care of those grafters, no problem. Kip Humphrey Apr 2016 #8
Hillary shilled for the TPP all over the world, a LOT of speeches saying how wonderful it djean111 Apr 2016 #9
Total campaign BS. Over 40 speeches praising the TPP. RiverLover Apr 2016 #10
Except that Bernie has always been against free trade agreements BernieforPres2016 Apr 2016 #12
'Trump "is a demagogue who realized that criticizing free trade played to the crowd he was trying to pampango Apr 2016 #14
Trump is incompetent & not capable of being an effective leader. But he's appealing to people. RiverLover Apr 2016 #15
I didn't say Trump isn't appealing to them BernieforPres2016 Apr 2016 #17
Preaching to the choir. Geesh, I didn't write the headline for the OP article. /nt RiverLover Apr 2016 #25
that little Keebler incident's actually massively dangerous, since there's nothing MisterP Apr 2016 #19
Really interesting LAT article, change is in the air & the masses are waking up. RiverLover Apr 2016 #26
this election's exposing the neoliberal hornswoggle that both parties have used to keep MisterP Apr 2016 #29
Sweden and Germany import much more than we do, yet both have a trade surplus. Why don't we? pampango Apr 2016 #13
It was annual approval. We could have not allowed any trade with China that year instead of RiverLover Apr 2016 #16
"We could have not allowed any trade with China that year instead of permanently allowing it." pampango Apr 2016 #18
Of course your claim is nonsense (as per usual, for you.) We have the largest trade deficit Romulox Apr 2016 #22
Imports are 29% of Sweden's economy; 37% of Germany's economy; 12% of the US economy. pampango Apr 2016 #24
Right, but those economies EXPORT more as a percentage of GDP than we do. Much more. Romulox Apr 2016 #30
I agree. I gave the percentages that show how "much more" they export than we do. pampango Apr 2016 #31
So, your initial point is a deflection, if not outright misleading. Quelle surprise! Romulox Apr 2016 #32
My initial point was "Sweden and Germany import much more than we do, yet both have a trade surplus. pampango Apr 2016 #33
But they also EXPORT several times what we do. Hence, their workers have power where ours have none. Romulox Apr 2016 #34
"More protections" like a repeal of Taft-Hartley, higher progressive taxes for a stronger safety net pampango Apr 2016 #35
Anyone who cares care to can click on your name and see what you've been "pushing for". Romulox Apr 2016 #36
Romulox. RiverLover Apr 2016 #37
Thank you for the comment. It is much appreciated! nt Romulox Apr 2016 #38
They certainly can do that. As Bernie said "Why can't we be more like Scandinavia?" pampango Apr 2016 #39
K & R AzDar Apr 2016 #20
We have jobs in this country HughLefty1 Apr 2016 #21
The rust belt began when jobs moved to the sunbelt Fresh_Start Apr 2016 #27
Yep, that about sums it up. RiverLover Apr 2016 #28
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