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Song that typifies liberals:

I rented a car in 05' and drove across California like those beatnik's in that show, "route 66". I met plenty of Californians that hated liberals and their bullshit. The one song that comes to mind? Sorry I said this before:

He's talking about brainwashed functional fascists like you, dumbass...
 
Try reality. And no, Dems don't control every TV and paper outside Murdoch USA and Putincrap Russia.......Try France 24 and BBC fer cchrisssake...and yes CNN during this war...until they go back to Fox style divisive garbage pundits...
I get my news from Architects & Engineers for 9/11 truth, Jimmy Dore and Joe Rogan.

And my secret Vatican source.
 
Never mind the neoliberals under Bill Clinton who gave us NAFTA and the welfare state, and permanent war state.

Too late pal.
That ship sailed 40 years ago.

Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush gave you NAFTA.
 

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He signed it but it was a GOP bill, just like the Glass/Steagal or whatever. Brainwashed functional moron. Trying to get along with swine obstructionists arghhh...Reagan and Bush did the Obamaphone. IOW, you're FOS, change the GD channel...
 

Yes, Bill Clinton signed the House approved Treaty into law, but not before making significant changes to try to protect American workers, and their unions, both of which have suffered under all of the international trade agreements. Republicans don't care about either, but Democrats do protect workers, and the vulnerable.

Until Donald Trump came along, it wasn't the policy of the USA to jettison and pull out of Agreements and Treaties negotiated by the outgoing President.

Trump's stupidity in tearing up all of your Trade Agreements, and Strategic Arms Limitations treaties has made your Allies and trading partners nervous about entering into future agreements with the USA, since Trump will simply tear those up too, if he's re-elected.

It's why you're sliding down the list of countries which are great places to do business. If your supply chains, and markets aren't stable and predictable, companies are not going to be building plants. Trump tore up all of your trade agreements and told corporations to rethink their supply lines. Without trade agreements to work from, that wasn't possible, so companies just sat on their money, and they're still doing it.

And now you blame your supply chain problems on Biden. You're just that stupid.
 
Bill Clinton signed the House approved Treaty into law, but not before making significant changes
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Here's your changes and what it caused...
It caused the permanent loss of 700,000 manufacturing jobs in industrial states such as California, Texas and Michigan.


Bill Clinton helped gut America’s manufacturing base by promoting and passing the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA, in 1993, when Democrats controlled Congress. That especially resonates today, when another Democratic president, Barack Obama, and Republicans in Congress, are allied against labor unions and liberal Democrats to pass its like-minded descendant, the Trans Pacific Partnership. “NAFTA signaled that the Democratic Party—the “progressive” side of the U.S. two-party system—had accepted the reactionary economic ideology of Ronald Reagan,” wrote Jeff Faux, on the Economic Policy Institute Working Economics Blog.

In 1979, then-candidate Reagan proposed a trade pact between the U.S., Canada and Mexico. But the Democrats who controlled the Congress would not approve it until Clinton pushed it in his first year in office. NAFTA has affected U.S. workers in four major ways, EPI said. It caused the permanent loss of 700,000 manufacturing jobs in industrial states such as California, Texas and Michigan. It gave corporate managers an excuse to cut wages and benefits, threatening otherwise to move to Mexico. Selling U.S. farm products in Mexico “dislocated millions of Mexican workers and their families,” which “was a major cause in the dramatic increase in undocumented workers flowing into the U.S. labor market.” And NAFTA became a “template for rules of the emerging global economy, in which the benefits would flow to capital and the costs to labor.”

The World Trade Organization, World Bank, International Monetary Fund all applied NAFTA's principles, which gave corporations the power to challenge local laws protecting health and safety if they cut into profits—like labeling tobacco packaging. The NAFTA “doctrine of socialism for capital and free markets for labor” could also be seen in the way the U.S. government “organized the rescue of the world’s banks and corporate investors and let workers fend for themselves” in the Mexican peso crisis of 1994-'95, the Asian financial crash of 1997, and the global financial meltdown of 2008.
 

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