Rand Paul Advocates for Peace Through Free Trade
Isn't it time we listened to Ronald Reagan for once?
Ronald Reagan made one of his most famous economic quotes in a 1982 radio interview.
“Free trade serves the cause of economic progress, and it serves the cause of world peace.”
Free trade and peace seem to be two of the traits that the DNC and neocons hate the most. History has shown that free trade among nations is one of the best ways to create prosperity and that it is in all countries’ best interests to pursue free trade.
However, the United States has lost sight of this philosophy in recent decades and has consequently economically alienated itself from many countries. While these actions may have worked in the past, countries are now well-positioned to more quickly adapt and form new economic alliances. The United States risks its economic hegemony every time it imposes sanctions and interferes in global affairs.
We are on the brink of a new World…
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