Ron Paul on Foreign Investment in the United States

Ron Paul voted against the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA), holding that it increased the size of government, eroded U.S. sovereignty, and was unconstitutional. He has also voted against the AustraliaU.S. FTA, the U.S.Singapore FTA, and the U.S.Chile FTA, and voted to withdraw from the WTO. He believes that "fast track" powers, given by Congress to the President to devise and negotiate FTA's on the country's behalf, are unconstitutional, and that Congress, rather than the executive branch, should construct FTA's. Paul also has an 83% voting record in favor of free trade in the House of Representatives, according to Global Trade Watch.