The Breakdown in the Bipartisan Consensus on Trade

The decision of the leaders of the New Democratic Coalition to oppose the Dominican Republic – Central American Free Trade Agreement was a disappointing departure from the constructive role centrist Democrats have played in previous trade bills. But the announcement should serve as a wake up call to the administration and supporters of free trade in the business community about the need to rebuild the bipartisan consensus around trade.

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