Now Playing at Reason.tv: The Dems' Dubious Relationship to Free Trade

Nick Gillespie | 8.28.2008 8:21 PM

reason staffers (in order of appearance) Michael C. Moynihan, Katherine Mangu-Ward, and Damon W. Root discuss the Democrats' move away from free trade and toward protectionism.

Shot and edited by Dan Hayes.

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Steven 17 years ago

Man...how do I get to drink and trash idiots and get paid for it? Sign me up!

Or even not get paid...I rant all day long about bad policy and rhetoric...until I start drinking and rant more...I love being a software engineer, but I might enjoy that more
austin 17 years ago

O god, check out the troll in the youtube comments.

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