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The Grand Old Protectionist PartyHey, it's not just Democrats who are killing free trade.
By Daniel GrossUpdated Saturday, Dec. 2, 2006, at 6:37 AM ET
A version of this piece appears in the Washington Post Outlook section.
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Jacob Weisberg earlier this month introduced the Lou Dobbs Democrats. Daniel Gross in May 2005 described the ongoing cram-down. In January 2004, Michael Kinsley decried the bipartisan hypocrisy of "free-trade butters." In 1997, Franklin Foer and Herbert Stein explained the controversy behind fast-track trade-negotiation authority.Daniel Gross is the Moneybox columnist for Slate and the business columnist for Newsweek. You can e-mail him at . He is the author of Pop! Why Bubbles Are Great for the Economy.
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