The German Marshall Fund of the U.S. has set up a web page to track the trade debate in the U.S. Presidential elections: Debate Tracker: Trade. This is one of several similar "debate trackers" on other issues. Some are already up and running, others, including one on immigration, are planned. There's some background information here, and "one-stop" shopping to a variety of links to stories and analysis.
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