Just about every member of Congress supports protecting one or more domestic industries from foreign competition. For example, no member has publicly endorsed opening up our health care system to greater international competition.
Therefore, describing a member of Congress as "anti-free trade" is misleading since the description would apply to every member of Congress. In describing Representative Sander Levin, the interim chair of the House Ways and Means Committee, as "anti-free trade," the Post just means that he is opposed to trade measures that it supports.
Monday, March 8, 2010
How Does Being "Anti-Free Trade" Distinguish Anyone in Congress?
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