Dan Drezner links to, and quotes from, Financial Times and Bloomberg stories on the informal meeting of trade ministers during the Davos World Economic Forum: Those trade ministers mean business!!
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Since the US unions are opposed to imports from less developed countries, and since the unions influence if not control the Democratic party, any agreement after a Democratic win is probably going to be far less favorable to developing countries to one that they could negotiate now.
Posted by: r4 revolution | February 09, 2010 at 12:17 AM