Law360, New York ( March 22, 2016, 10:15 AM EDT) -- The appeal to voters of both Democratic and Republican candidates in the presidential primary races to date who believe past trade deals have not been well crafted and have served workers poorly has surprised many pundits. This appeal reflects an anger amongst a significant part of the electorate, as commented on by various media articles. Whatever benefits the country has received from expanded trade opportunities over the last decades, there are problems with the global trading system. The U.S. approach to solving those problems has resulted in a decades-long trade deficit and the consequent loss of jobs that such deficits signify. Whether the body politic understands the pros and cons of the trade issue, there are a myriad of issues that contribute to the unbalanced relationship the U.S. has long had with the trading world. Consider the following:...