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In reply to the discussion: TRUMKA Wants Elizabeth Warren to Be President: "In short," he wrote, "it don't get no better." [View all]antigop
(12,778 posts)83. Ill bet this is one reason....Unions Press Clinton on Outsourcing Of U.S. Jobs
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/09/07/AR2007090702780.html
Unions Press Clinton on Outsourcing Of U.S. Jobs
HRC co-founded the Senate India Caucus with John Cornyn.
Unions Press Clinton on Outsourcing Of U.S. Jobs
When Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton flew to New Delhi to meet with Indian business leaders in 2005, she offered a blunt assessment of the loss of American jobs across the Pacific. "There is no way to legislate against reality," she declared. "Outsourcing will continue. . . . We are not against all outsourcing; we are not in favor of putting up fences."
Two years later, as a Democratic presidential hopeful, Clinton struck a different tone when she told students in New Hampshire that she hated "seeing U.S. telemarketing jobs done in remote locations far, far from our shores."
The two speeches delivered continents apart highlight the delicate balance the senator from New York, a dedicated free-trader, is seeking to maintain as she courts two competing constituencies: wealthy Indian immigrants who have pledged to donate and raise as much as $5 million for her 2008 campaign and powerful American labor unions that are crucial to any Democratic primary victory.
Two years later, as a Democratic presidential hopeful, Clinton struck a different tone when she told students in New Hampshire that she hated "seeing U.S. telemarketing jobs done in remote locations far, far from our shores."
The two speeches delivered continents apart highlight the delicate balance the senator from New York, a dedicated free-trader, is seeking to maintain as she courts two competing constituencies: wealthy Indian immigrants who have pledged to donate and raise as much as $5 million for her 2008 campaign and powerful American labor unions that are crucial to any Democratic primary victory.
HRC co-founded the Senate India Caucus with John Cornyn.
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TRUMKA Wants Elizabeth Warren to Be President: "In short," he wrote, "it don't get no better." [View all]
kpete
Apr 2014
OP
That's excellent news about Bernie. Wish it was both of them, on the same ticket, under any letter.
sabrina 1
Apr 2014
#85
Even if she doesn't, support like this can help steer the candidates who do run. (nt)
jeff47
Apr 2014
#9
Agreed on the problem of Warren's coming late to the progressive side, and, sadly
FailureToCommunicate
Apr 2014
#19
Yes, substance and message SHOULD be more important. But charisma can get you elected...
FailureToCommunicate
Apr 2014
#79
PS. But for a name change, Barry Morris Goldwasser would have been Goldwater's name at birth.
merrily
Apr 2014
#38
many people coming to this country changed their names, many of them were not Jewish
lululu
Apr 2014
#72
I think we often tend to remember the past in such a way as to validate our current values...
LanternWaste
Apr 2014
#74
I am willing to be judged by the politics of my teenagen years. She was Republican in college,
merrily
Apr 2014
#88
That's why we want her. No more career insiders, DLCers, Third Wayers, dynasties, corporate
sabrina 1
Apr 2014
#86
Yes, the monarchy demands a proper heir. Only Clinton's and Bush's need apply for the coronation. nt
NorthCarolina
Apr 2014
#61
How people look at you does not seem relevant to your post about which meme is, according to you,
merrily
Apr 2014
#50
In Reply 26, he or she not only specifies what I said, but actually calls it his or her "point."
merrily
Apr 2014
#99
Obama isn't running in 2016, but he is the party leader and he will play a role in the
MADem
Apr 2014
#101
No, and anyone who cares to trace the discussion from 1StrongBlackMan's post to this one
merrily
Apr 2014
#111
heh, heh, "unlike many politicians"...I wonder who those "many politicians" are
antigop
Apr 2014
#18
"she actually sticks by those values and fights to implement them" That she does.
Autumn
Apr 2014
#21
Everything is relative. I like Sanders, but I don't think he believes he has any chance of
merrily
Apr 2014
#25
With regard to Sen Warren running for president, remember: "Candidates are either running or not
rhett o rick
Apr 2014
#30
Clinton-Sachs isnt about to either pull to the left or even pretend to pull to
rhett o rick
Apr 2014
#76
America should be so lucky....but it won't. Our only allowed choices will be
NorthCarolina
Apr 2014
#57