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- Acrobat analogy 1
- Americans can afford to buy so much stuff from Japan because they have Union Scale wages. 1
- As Boris Yeltsin smashes the Berlin wall down, America First people, Pat Buchanan, Senator Harkin and racist David Duke raise a trade wall calling for more protectionism. 1
- As the U.S. Unions build the trade-barrier wall higher President George H.W. Bush and his USA bull are sad because they are keeping separated from Mexico's cow, thus preventing the production of little calves. 1
- Big US Foreign policy ship is directed by little Bechtel Corporation rudder. 1
- Bike racing analogy. Capitalism is in a bike race. World Trade competitor seems unable to trust Supply and Demand wheels and has gone to using protectionism training wheels. My bosses found this cartoon hard to understand. 1
- Bungee jumping, President Bill Clinton, leaps from a hot air balloon labeled, "Government Central Planning Economic Policy". He looks worried at seeing the central planning bungee cord Japan is bouncing back empty. Kinda risky trade plan...what? 1
- Captain President George H. W. Bush aboard the Western Aid ship sees a poor little CCCP tug boat with USSR leader Gorbachev in charge and Democrat leaders want to help him out. It's actually a Soviet submarine. 1
- Caption "Guess which candidate's sound bite will make the evening news 1
- Caption "News 1
- Clinton's trade agreement with Japan has not beneficial to Japanese men. Women are loving Hillary and women's rights. 1
- Crazy Khadafy [sic] of Libya is sitting on oil barrels and is ready to burn the American flag which is a fuse on which Senator Hart wants to attach an import fee. Could be explosive. 1
- Difference between trade policies. USA has an in and out box with orders piled up. Japan has out and out boxes. 1
- Group of Seven countries are busy bailing out their G7 recession sinking rowboat. Germany sees Soviet Bear in water and wants to help the little tyke out. 1
- Huge Communist hand swallows businessmen climbing ladder with trade deals. Feeding the hand that bites us. 1
- In the words of General Macarther, who said "I shall return." when he left the Philippians, U.S. trade returns (wades ashore) to Vietnam. 1
- Iran looks through the window at President GW Bush toasting China in the most-favored-nation trade status party. Iran is wondering if they needed to enslave more people or get nuclear missiles to get that status. 1
- Jack and the beanstalk analogy. Jack is an Independent Oil producer with oil price eggs. OPEC is giant that thinks the eggs belong to him. I'm not sure chicken eggs are golden. 1
- Japanese Sumo wrestler automakers are kicking butt but Chrysler, GM and Ford auto executives don't feel it because their little behinds are protected by huge executive salaries. 1
- Jim Wright and presidential candidate Gephardt are in the White House kitchen wondering who the dude is with the funny hat. It's Reagan. 1
- Mexican and U.S. presidents reach across the table to shake hands on a free trade agreement. U.S. unions reach out to pull cord on guillotine to cut President George H.W. Bush's hand off. 1
- Panel 1-4. President Bill Clinton is relaxing some trade restrictions on communist Cuba. That might be a good thing to do after almost 40 years of a trade embargo. We'll see. 1
- Panel 1. Castro sends dreary communist bureaucrats to pick up young Cuban, Elian. Panel 2. We should send our happy capitalists to Cuba for Elian. 1
- Panel 1. Nicaraguan leader asks Cuba for help. Trades shoes. Panel 2. Nicaraguan leader asks USSR for help. Trades shirt. Panel 3. Nicaraguan leader thinks he's free. Panel 4. Comes to USA for help and sees sign. "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service." 1
- Panel 1. Planet earth has two hands. China's hand reaches out... Panel 2. To squish Taiwan. US hand reaches out...Panel 3. ...China's hand drop Taiwan...Panel 4. ...to make a trade deal with the US. Earth is happy and Taiwan is safe. 1
- Panel 1. We get lumber from Canada... Panel 2. ...Beef from Canada... Panel 3. ...hockey players from Canada... Panel 4. ...and now we get their gay married couples. Nice. 1
- Panel 1. President Bill Clinton plays a triple Wonk saxophone which includes sounds of NAFTA, health care, misc. Panel 2. Patsy Schroeder plays one-note which sounds like a feminists whine. Screech! 1
- Panel 1. Rich and powerful ride in cars. Clinton walks to limo with domestic automakers who have protection. Panel 2. Middle-class minivan owners will soon be riding in trucks. Trade agreement gives minivans a new designation. 1
- Panel 1. US trade is on the operating table. Politician doctor "Don't worry, Sir. A shot of this protectionism should ease the pain." Panel 2. Doctor applies protectionist medicine to himself. 1
- Panel 1. Uncle Sam sets up wreath to remember all who died for freedom, including the protesters a Tiananmen square. Panel 2. Back in Washington, President George HW Bush gives flowers (Most-favored-nation trade status) to the Government of China. 1
- Panel 1. When politicians put AMERICA first, the government builds walls to protect American products (limit consumer choice through tariffs) Panel 2. When politicicans put AMERICANS first, they tear down trade barriers. 1
- People in Mexico wonder why the folks in the U.S. are upset with them. They ARE sending us oil now, except that it's from their big oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. 1
- President Bill Clinton is a free trader. He is at a Global Horse Tradin' Event. Democrat Representative Dick Gephardt and his union power buddy are bring a dead horse (protectionism) for him to trade. Good luck with that. 1
- President Bill Clinton welcomes China to the World Trade Organization...where all kinds of countries scratch each others backs to achieve economic growth. China Is big enough to take over the club. 1
- President Clinton gets tough on Japanese auto makers. He beats up US auto dealers who sell their cars while he shouts over the phone held by US Trade Representative M. Kantor. Japanese car buyers and owners will suffer next. 1
- President Clinton is busy placing new regulation hurdles on the track...in the US Business lane. The lanes of the foreign competition remain untouched. Good luck. 1
- President George H. W. Bush's capitalist ship is willing to supply USSR leader Gorbachev's slave ship with grain. 1
- President George W. Bush and his Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, have appointed conservative John Bolton to serve as the Ambassador to the United Nations. He's likely to keep the gaseous organization planted to the ground. 1
- President Jimmy Carter wants to make a tire deal in Mexico. Has no bargaining power. Inflation and OPEC prices are playing havoc with the U.S. economy. 1
- Senator Helms wants to stiffen the economic embargo against Castro. The Cuban people are all held hostage in the Island prison. It probably won't help them. 1
- Sheriff Reagan is preparing to meet the Soviet gang at the OK corral. He needs help from Europe and US business with guns, (deeds) not megaphones. 1
- Shows cow udder with five suction tubes milking business. # 1. Employment. # 2. Material goods. # 3. Balance of trade. # 4. Govt. revenue. # 5. Corporate tax. 1
- The English/France Chunnel brings hope of Free Trade and enterprise between the two countries. A bridge over the channel seems like a bridge too far because of political divides. 1
- Trade problem 1
- U.S. Arms dealer, with boat load of weapons, visits Iran only to find Ayatollah Khomeini in charge. Shah doesn't live there anymore, thanks to President Jimmy Carter's foreign policies. 1
- U.S. automakers want to reduce the size of Japan's basket in the minivan games. Protectionism helps Japan upgrades their shooting ability. 1
- U.S. automakers, President Bush and Congress join hands to beat up a Japanese automaker. Observer says they are doing this because of their great concern for jobs...not American-worker jobs but their own jobs. 1
- U.S. trade policy, dropping super 301 bombs instead of landing gear. Sorry, no offense, congress. [refers to Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974.] 1
- U.S. union auto workers, in row boats, are competing with Japanese workers in speed boats. Uncle Sam says, We're number one!" The Japanese workers are not unionized, stronger support from the government and have better engineers. 1
- US business finds it difficult to trade with apartheid South Africa but no problem trading with slaver USSR. 1
- Uncle Sam is the protectOR of Japan. The protectEE...(Japan) is eating protector's lunch (in trade) 1
- Uncle Sam wants to know who is responsible for the recession dent on his fender. Congress blames Bush and Reagan and Bush blames Congress and Japan. All three are drunk on spending. 1
- Uncle Sam with U.S. trade briefcase enters South Africa and wonders, where is everybody? Tribalism big snake looks stuffed. 1
- Weak dollar ice traps foreign imports ship while U.S. exports break through. When the dollar is weak the U.S. can sell more products but importing new goods is stuck. 1
- While US NATO guard keeps Europe safe, Europe sneaks Soviet gas pipeline over the wall. Just business. 1
- World economy vehicle is stuck in the jungle with square protectionist tires. 1
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