The TPP is as bad or worse than NAFTA. The President is pushing it hard.

[ProSense]

44. Where

"What concerns me about this language is that it is targeted at health concerns generated by tobacco. It alarms me that any number of public health concerns may not be specifically addressed in the language of the agreement. It seems to me that any treaty that LIMITS a sovereign government's right to enact regulation to guard the public good is not a good thing."

...does the information imply that it "LIMITS a sovereign government's right to enact regulation"? From the link you provided:

“Developed following extensive consultations with Congress and with a wide range of American stakeholders – from health advocates to farmers, representing many views on whether and how to address tobacco-related health policy measures in a trade agreement – this proposal will, for the first time in a trade agreement, address specifically the public health issues surrounding tobacco – preserving the ability of the United States and other TPP countries to regulate tobacco and to apply appropriate public health measures, and bringing health and trade officials together if tobacco-related issues arise – while remaining consistent with our trade policy objectives of negotiating a comprehensive agreement that does not create a precedent for excluding agricultural products. We will continue to keep our Congressional partners and stakeholders informed and involved as we negotiate this challenging and important issue with TPP partners, many of whom will be taking into account the same range of concerns.”