International trade agreements should protect American families, businesses, and workers; prioritize strong and enforceable labor, environmental, public health, food safety, and consumer standards; crack down on currency manipulation; and protect federal, state, and local laws from corporate challenges. The Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement would not provide any of these assurances. The President should stop pretending otherwise, and should refuse to sign the agreement.
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