Tariffs were very strong American worker wage protection, HENCE corporations hate tariffs.

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53. Yes there is. Even the poll you reference shows republicans want more to 'get tough' with China.

The truth is that voters of all political stripes want the US to get tough on China

If you trust the Alliance for American Manufacturing to conduct a legitimate poll on a topic in which it has a vested interest in the outcome, more than the Pew organization, then by all means proceed.

Even in the AAM poll, republicans were more "get tough on China" (with tea party sympathizers the 'toughest') than were Democrats.

Your efforts here on DU are lame attempts at muddying the issue, deflecting away from the central topics of job losses and wage stagnation due to corporation-pushed US "free trade" deals.

As I have posted many times job losses in manufacturing have been occurring since the mid-1950's, so blaming NAFTA, subsequent FTA's or the WTO seem a bit misplaced. Wages peaked in the early 1970's, trended downward until the mid-1990's and have trended upward since then. Does not seem like a huge indictment of 'free trade' deals to me.

Other DUer's have dressed you down on this exact same corporate propaganda of yours before.

I don't consider the posts at those links to be much of a 'dressing down' but I suppose that is in the eyes of the beholder. If you enjoyed them, I am sorry that ol' Zalatix (may he rest in PPR peace) is not around to post them anymore.