Bob Conley on Free Trade

Democratic Senate challenger

No to trade agreements that send our jobs overseas

Bob Conley says NO to trade agreements that send our good, well-paying jobs to foreign lands. Multi-national corporations profit while our working families and our communities suffer. This is wrong, and must change. The U.S. needs to withdraw from trade agreements that have cost us 3.5 million of our good manufacturing jobs since 2001! Source: Campaign website, www.bobconleyforsenate.com, "Issues" Jun 3, 2008

America First trade policies

Bob will promote and restore America First trade policies. We need to follow the Constitution--where Congress is to regulate trade with the foreign nations--and cannot continue to allow unelected foreign bureaucrats in far away places to decide and dictate our trade policies. We must end most favored nation status for Communist China. Bob is our fighter to change trade policies, correct our massive trade imbalance, and keep our good jobs here at home. Source: Campaign website, www.bobconleyforsenate.com, "Issues" Jun 3, 2008

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