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    Poll: Are free trade agreements good for America?

    Are free trade agreements good for America? * 3445 responses

    Yes. These pacts create better and higher-paying jobs, lower the cost of goods and keep the economy growing.
    21%

    No. These agreements lead to the outsourcing of American jobs and ignore human rights abuses or even encourage them.
    74%

    I'm not sure.
    4.8%

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    re free trade agreements good for America? * 3613 responses
    Yes. These pacts create better and higher-paying jobs, lower the cost of goods and keep the economy growing.
    21%
    No. These agreements lead to the outsourcing of American jobs and ignore human rights abuses or even encourage them.
    74%
    I'm not sure.
    4.8%
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    I went to the site and could not find anywhere to vote! Again, is this a case of they do not want to hear from the American People!? They pull the poll when it goes against what they want to hear?
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    Are free trade agreements good for America? * 3800 responses

    Yes. These pacts create better and higher-paying jobs, lower the cost of goods and keep the economy growing.
    21%

    No. These agreements lead to the outsourcing of American jobs and ignore human rights abuses or even encourage them.
    75%

    I'm not sure.
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    Are free trade agreements good for America? * 3906 responses

    Yes. These pacts create better and higher-paying jobs, lower the cost of goods and keep the economy growing.
    20%

    No. These agreements lead to the outsourcing of American jobs and ignore human rights abuses or even encourage them.
    75%

    I'm not sure.
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    Yes. These pacts create better and higher-paying jobs, lower the cost of goods and keep the economy growing.
    20%

    No. These agreements lead to the outsourcing of American jobs and ignore human rights abuses or even encourage them.
    75%

    I'm not sure.
    4.6%
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    Are free trade agreements good for America? * 7419 responses
    Yes. These pacts create better and higher-paying jobs, lower the cost of goods and keep the economy growing.
    18%
    No. These agreements lead to the outsourcing of American jobs and ignore human rights abuses or even encourage them.
    77%
    I'm not sure.
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    IMO... they should get rid of "I don't know" and replace it with "HELL NO!"

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    Are free trade agreements good for America? * 7439 responses
    Yes. These pacts create better and higher-paying jobs, lower the cost of goods and keep the economy growing.
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    No. These agreements lead to the outsourcing of American jobs and ignore human rights abuses or even encourage them.
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    free trade agreements good for America? * 7503 responses

    Yes. These pacts create better and higher-paying jobs, lower the cost of goods and keep the economy growing.
    18%

    No. These agreements lead to the outsourcing of American jobs and ignore human rights abuses or even encourage them.
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    I'm not sure.
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    Are free trade agreements good for America? * 7620 responses

    Yes. These pacts create better and higher-paying jobs, lower the cost of goods and keep the economy growing.
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    No. These agreements lead to the outsourcing of American jobs and ignore human rights abuses or even encourage them.
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