From The Heritage Foundation:
Candidate Obama sent some very distressing signals about his commitment to free trade. He told primary voters in Ohio,
"Ten years after NAFTA passed, Senator Clinton said it was good for America. Well, I don’t think NAFTA has been good for America — and I never have." Fortunately for the American economy, President Obama has refined that position. In a recent interview, Obama reassured the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation that, "It’s not in anybody’s interest to see that trade diminish." His deputy national security adviser Denis McDonough was even clearer: "This is no time to -- for anybody to give the impression that somehow we are interested in less rather than more trade."
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