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NAFTA Passage Did Not Support Manufacturing Jobs, Report Notes

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The Democratic-controlled Congress and Senate passed the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which was signed by President Clinton. A report noted that while NAFTA boosted the overall U.S. economy, it did not assist the estimated 100,000 manufacturing jobs and 600,000 total jobs that were lost.

From dailybulldog.com

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The report frames the NAFTA passage within a larger political context, noting that the Republican Party began a strategic effort in the 1990s to gain power from the Democrats across various levels of government.

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  • Democratic PartyThe Democratic Party controlled the Congress and Senate that passed NAFTA.

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