All Pro-TPP Talk Removed From Latest Paperback Edition of Hillary Clinton's Memoir
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Source: Daily Mail UK
The original hardcover book included a discussion of Clinton's efforts as secretary of state to urge foreign countries to join negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership. That 12-nation Pacific rim agreement has become a political football, with the Obama administration cheerleading for its success and Trump rooting for its failure – and Clinton caught in the middle. Her book's new paperback edition drops entirely the description of her work on the pro-TPP side during a 2009 conference in El Salvador.
'We worked hard to improve and ratify trade agreements with Colombia and Panama and encouraged Canada and the group of countries that became known as the Pacific Alliance — Mexico, Colombia, Peru, and Chile — all open-market democracies driving toward a more prosperous future to join negotiations with Asian nations on TPP, the trans-Pacific trade agreement,' the book read in 2014.
Now the entire two-page section that described her advocacy for the TPP is gone, according to the Center for Economic and Policy Research. Instead there's a disclaimer on the copyright page noting that 'a limited number of sections' have been cut 'to accommodate a shorter length for this edition.' In all 96 pages were eliminated, some of them in a way that changes Clinton's public positions just months before the presidential election.
Clinton's position on TPP while she was secretary of state was in lockstep with Obama's, giving at least 45 speeches in which she expressed support for it, according to a tally compiled by CNN. During one 2012 speech in Australia, she said the TPP set 'the gold standard in trade agreements to open free, transparent, fair trade, the kind of environment that has the rule of law and a level playing field. (...) And when negotiated, this agreement will cover 40 percent of the world's total trade and build in strong protections for workers and the environment,' she said then.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3635981/Hillary-deletes-emails-latest-edition-memoir-removes-cheerleading-controversial-Trans-Pacific-Partnership-trade-deal.html
Looks like that was an 'easy' choice to make. Coincides nicely with the fortuitous delay of releasing her department's emails on the matter until exactly after the election.
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...which, that being the case (making the change in the latest edition), makes the move that much more odd/suspicious.
But thanks for pointing that out! 
Most abridged volumes are of literary works. I've never heard of an abridged reprint of a memoir by someone running for the presidency. That's oddly coincidental to say the least 
Hillary can't edit her own book.
Hillary can't have private email.
Hillary can't have a charitable foundation.
Hillary can't make money.
Hillary can't be president.
This is YOUR Democratic presidential nominee - right? 
Trump would be just fine?
Hillary can edit her own book to delete sections she now finds objectionable.
Hillary can have a private email to avoid public disclosure of things she may want to keep from the public record.
Hillary can have a charitable foundation for political quid pro quo contributions.
Hillary can make tens of millions of dollars as a 'public servant'.
Hillary can be president because she is over 35 and a native born citizen.
This is your democratic presidential nominee. 
Trump's a boorish amateur by comparison. 
Someone said they'd be transcripts! 
....OP title isn't the title in the link ("Hillary deletes more than emails as the latest edition of her memoir removes all her cheerleading for controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal"