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In reply to the discussion: The TPP is as bad or worse than NAFTA. The President is pushing it hard. [View all]Vincardog
(20,234 posts)66. It is on the first page. Again you seem willfully dim, or maybe your mind in incapable of change.
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The TPP is as bad or worse than NAFTA. The President is pushing it hard. [View all]
cali
Sep 2013
OP
Thanks for the background info, Octafish...and thanks to Greg Palast, of course.
Raksha
Sep 2013
#120
Or "professional Liberals". I've heard that laughable insult on DU as well. nt
99th_Monkey
Sep 2013
#123
I haven't seen an actual document related to the TPP. Is all this just based on rumors?
pnwmom
Sep 2013
#21
Why don't you just ask President Obama for a copy? I am sure he would be transparent in his
Vincardog
Sep 2013
#23
He has released them to over 600 CORPORATIONS. I wonder why the corporations can have access
Vincardog
Sep 2013
#25
What they are negotiating is being kept secret from you and me. If I was to post a link to the
Vincardog
Sep 2013
#29
You are asking for verifiable proof of a secret negotiation. The constitution gives the powers to
Vincardog
Sep 2013
#32
Right. You don't know anything about the "600 corporations." You were just making that up.
pnwmom
Sep 2013
#37
I'm not going to wander over that whole site looking for a clear answer to my question.
pnwmom
Sep 2013
#58
It is on the first page. Again you seem willfully dim, or maybe your mind in incapable of change.
Vincardog
Sep 2013
#66
So let us guess your point. Because we the masses havent seen it must mean it will be
rhett o rick
Sep 2013
#62
Respectfully, I don't think that they ever really thought that "free trade is a net gain," or at
AnotherMcIntosh
Sep 2013
#40
You cannot get a full perspective on something based on leaked information
Cali_Democrat
Sep 2013
#12
The only people speculating are those that are skeptical of our government.Those that blindly follo
rhett o rick
Sep 2013
#63
The corporations privy to closed TPP negotiations are not objecting, are they, "my dear"?
Divernan
Sep 2013
#36
I will delete my expletives and proceed. What does the TPP have to do with trade? A lot.
pampango
Sep 2013
#102
Put that way I guess I'll have to believe ( unfortunately ) he'll sign it
Populist_Prole
Sep 2013
#59
Obama is playing ninth-level ninja-mind chess and you are still playing checkers...
truebrit71
Sep 2013
#50
Mexican ag was destroyed by NAFTA; American ag did great. Which was the point
Recursion
Sep 2013
#94
Responses to this are very interesting and heated. Sherrod Brown & other liberals have warned us
emsimon33
Sep 2013
#81
Brown said that TPP "represents an opportunity for American workers and businesses" but "American
pampango
Sep 2013
#103
The decline in manufacturing jobs started in the 1950's while output has increased steadily.
pampango
Sep 2013
#137