I don't trust Hillary or Donald on TPP. Hillary helped craft it, and

[JRLeft]

Donald has no core values.

Hillary is good on net neutrality, but she supports the TPP. Comcast and Time Warner lobbied for the TPP, both have donated to her campaign if she wins net neutrality will be on life support.

The TPP will kill it.

Donald Trump IMO, if anyone is paying attention is moving towards the establishment GOP everyday. He will be influenced. Sheldon Adelson has gotten him to flip on Israeli settlements.

With all that said Hillary is a little better than Trump.

If Hillary wins Merrick Garland will be approved we're fucked if Trump wins he appoints a Heritage Foundation appointee. We're fucked!

This country will take an L no matter who wins.

[BillZBubb]

1. TPP is a done deal no matter who wins.

Hillary, if elected, will "evolve" back to full support before last ballots have been counted on election night.

Trump will do what the republican leadership wants him to do on it.

[TCJ70]

8. It does matter who wins...

...if Bernie wins. Extremely long shot at this point, but it would make a difference in this regard.

[BillZBubb]

12. I agree, but the odds against Bernie are prohibitive.

[CobaltBlue]

2. JRLeft—Democratic primaries voters have an opportunity…

and those who have—and those who will have—voted the nomination to Hillary Clinton rather than Bernie Sanders will blow this for everyone.

[JRLeft]

14. Most democratic voters are choosing a Republican over a true progressive.

[sandyshoes17]

3. A lot of people think he's against it

All I've heard him say is he would get a better deal. Comcast has been lobbying for it big time. Anyone who even brings it up gets cut off on their shows. I know he brings ratings but they must believe he would get them a good deal. Not us

[JRLeft]

10. He's proven that he's ready to take orders.

[Hoyt]

4. Actually, TPP may help with net neutrality.

"Some experts believe that the TTP could actually help with net neutrality.

"Although it stops short of requiring that member states adopt network neutrality laws, the telecommunications chapter may give regulators authority to impose more strict rules on internet service providers, says John Bergmayer, a senior staff attorney at digital right advocacy organization Public Knowledge.

"The proposal requires that member states ensure that businesses from other member states have access to public telecommunications services, including internet services, in all member states “on reasonable and non-discriminatory terms and conditions.” The agreement doesn’t actually require countries to impose new laws, but it does require that member states give its regulators the authority to create regulations to ensure access if necessary."

http://www.wired.com/2015/11/tpp-net-neutrality/

[NorthCarolina]

6. So, is net neutrality the "bone" they will trown to the voters in exchange for TPP? -nt

[Hoyt]

7. Simply responding on that one issue. Personally, I believe TPP is critical to our long-term future

including preserving/improving Social Security, welfare, healthcare, education, jobs, integrating with rest of the world, etc. One of the things I really do not like about Sanders and his supporters, and Trump -- Nationalism and an America First mentality, not to mention myopia.

[NorthCarolina]

9. I disagree.

Guess we're at an impasse.

[JPnoodleman]

17. If preservation means axing then yes, "preserving."

[JRLeft]

19. How many times must we be burned by shit trade deals before we say no more?

Trade deals must be fair and include some measures of protectionism.

[JRLeft]

11. The TPP will kill net neutrality.

[puffy socks]

5. The TPP may help save net neutrality.

Controversial Trade Deal May Actually Help Net Neutrality

...
The release of the full text of the agreement has done little to stem the complaints. Privacy advocates say the proposals privacy protections are too weak. But it’s not all bad news for digital rights groups. Some experts believe that the TTP could actually help with net neutrality.

Although it stops short of requiring that member states adopt network neutrality laws, the telecommunications chapter may give regulators authority to impose more strict rules on internet service providers, says John Bergmayer, a senior staff attorney at digital right advocacy organization Public Knowledge.

The proposal requires that member states ensure that businesses from other member states have access to public telecommunications services, including internet services, in all member states “on reasonable and non-discriminatory terms and conditions.” The agreement doesn’t actually require countries to impose new laws, but it does require that member states give its regulators the authority to create regulations to ensure access if necessary.

The requirements also apply to “interconnection” deals—the agreements internet service providers strike to carry each other’s data—which must also be offered at “reasonable rates.” The proposal also calls for member states to ensure that telcos offer international roaming for mobile phones at “reasonable rates” and offer phone number portability between providers.

http://www.wired.com/2015/11/tpp-net-neutrality/

There is plenty good for labor in the TPP not everthing is going to be precisey what the average American wants... its a compromise.

Btw: getting contributions from employees is not the same as "Comcast" donating money.

[JRLeft]

13. You truly believe Comcast who's lobbied for the TPP and against net neutrality

would support anything pro net neutrality?

[VulgarPoet]

15. Comcast and Verizon have both railed heavily against Net Neutrality

Anyone who reads ArsTechnica knows this as gospel truth by now. Comcast is practically SALIVATING to double dip right now-- I wouldn't trust them if they told me NN got passed in full yesterday.

[JRLeft]

16. True, I believe Verizon has led the way.

[puffy socks]

18. I dont care if Comcast lobbies. Lots of companies and organizations hire lobbyists.

So what if they lobbied for the TPP?
There's plenty of good in the TPP which most of you will willfully ignore or don't care unless you get everything your way.
Most of Comcast employees aren't Comcast's execs or investors, nor lobbyists and many of them also donated to Hillary's campaign.