Division On Trade Disrupts Democratic Convention

On the Democratic National Convention floor this week, delegates appeared to agree on most issues—stronger gun control, comprehensive immigration reform, equal pay, you name it.

Free trade, however, was a glaring exception.

"For a lot of us, it's a major problem," said Paul Schipper, a 28-year-old delegate, referring specifically to the Obama administration's signature trade deal, the Trans-Pacific Partnership. The deal, which would link the U.S.