But we had the opportunity to develop export markets, and now we're saying to them that they don't?
I think if you looked at NAFTA, it's unprecedented in terms of the actual benefit it has brought. It quadrupled trade up until about 2000, with steady gains in trade and investment across the board. It has only been since 2000 that there have been ups and downs. Now you can't attribute those to free trade. What you can attribute them to are housing bubbles, recessions, and security concerns, but to attribute a recent decline in trade and investment numbers to a free trade agreement doesn't make any sense.