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TRADE

Trading Gibes

Barack Obama and John McCain disagree about NAFTA and pending agreements with Colombia and South Korea. Both want to avoid a trade war with China. But the economy's larger ills may take primacy this fall.

by Bruce Stokes
Saturday, July 26, 2008


Conditions seem to be ripe for putting trade front and center in the fall presidential campaign. John McCain and Barack Obama have significant differences. And polls show weakening public support for free trade. But experts say that the issue could generate more smoke than fire.


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