Dear globalists, allow me to explain why Americans are rebelling en masse against you

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18. ? Conservatives put the deadliest globalists in history in office. George W. Bush on Free Trade:

Free market provides fairest way to allocate resources

Fast-track needed for US global economic leadership

Open more markets to keep America competitive

Don’t link trade to environment and labor

Sow free trade and farmers will reap

A free market promotes dreams and individuality

ETC.

http://www.ontheissues.org/celeb/George_W__Bush_Free_Trade.htm

Mitt Romney on free trade

We have to open up markets to America's goods

Go to WTO about China; we're already in a trade war

Protectionism stifles productivity, under Bush AND Obama

Open up markets to American goods and services

Businesspeople should negotiate trade, not politicians

http://www.issues2000.org/2012/Mitt_Romney_Free_Trade.htm

The truth is, you can fool some of the people some of the the time, but you can fool conservatives all of the time. Conservatives, both Democratic and Republican t(this includes teabaggers), are the biggest supporters, in real time, of free trade in the nation. They support globalist candidates; they generally despise real liberals - the anti-globalist, socially progressive candidates such as Dennis Kucinich. They even went so far as to remove him from office by eliminating his district because that was the only way they remove him from office. Conservatives favor business over people and labor.

I did not speak to a single conservative at the Battle of Seattle or in Cancun in 2003. I have yet to speak to a conservative at an Occupy event.

U.S. Chamber Hails Passage of Free Trade Agreements
http://www.uschamber.com/press/releases/2011/october/us-chamber-hails-passage-free-trade-agreements

The U.S. Chamber advocates for a robust trade agenda so that U.S. companies can export their goods and services around the globe to create jobs for American workers.

The U.S. Chamber’s Plan to Double U.S. Exports in Five Years

Negotiate new market-opening trade agreements including:

The Trans-Pacific Partnership, a high-standard agreement now under negotiation with eight other countries;
The Trans-Atlantic Economic and Trade Pact, which would eliminate tariffs on U.S.-EU trade, ensure compatible regulatory regimes, and provide new opportunities in services, investment, and procurement;
An agreement to liberalize trade in services among willing WTO members; and
Brazil, Egypt, India, and Indonesia: Explore the feasibility of trade accords with big emerging markets, recognizing that in each case a number of impediments would have to be removed first.
Permanent Normal Trade Relations for Russia: Secure congressional approval of PNTR so that U.S. companies, workers, and farmers can seize the benefits of Russia’s accession to the WTO.
Trade Promotion Authority: Renew the authority to negotiate trade agreements that Congress has granted every president since FDR.
Modernize export controls: Outdated limits on foreign technology sales cost U.S. businesses billions. A study by the Milken Institute found that modernizing U.S. export controls could boost America’s GDP by $64 billion and create 340,000 jobs.

Help small and medium-sized companies export: The Chamber is partnering with the U.S. Export-Import Bank on its Global Access for Small Business initiative to help more than 5,000 small companies tap foreign markets. Support the The Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im)

Implement the recently approved trade agreements with South Korea, Colombia, and Panama on a commercially sound basis as soon as possible.

http://www.uschamber.com/trade