TPP: do you truly give a crap?

[nationalize the fed]

48. Fast track and the Trans Pacific Partnership

were both part of the 2012 Republican Party Platform (as well as the Democratic party platform).

Congress is not going to approve 'fast track' authority for Obama to negotiate the TPP. As Sherrod Brown said: ...Blah Blah...Do they want to give him power on international trade?

What a joke. Except it's not funny. We're talking about people's jobs here.

Sherrod Brown is either not paying attention or playing politics. Screw the income tax. The Feds spend that in seconds on war anyway. If people just paid attention the nation would be in better shape.

Republican Party on Free Trade
Party Platform

Restore presidential Trade Promotion Authority

International trade is crucial for our economy. It means more American jobs, higher wages, & a better standard of living. The Free Trade Agreements negotiated with friendly democracies facilitated the creation of nearly ten million jobs supported by our exports. That record makes all the more deplorable the current Administration's slowness in completing agreements begun by its predecessor and its failure to pursue any new trade agreements with friendly nations.

We call for the restoration of presidential Trade Promotion Authority. It will ensure up or down votes in Congress on any new trade agreements, without meddling by special interests. A Republican President will complete negotiations for a Trans-Pacific Partnership to open rapidly developing Asian markets to US products. Beyond that, we envision a worldwide multilateral agreement among nations committed to the principles of open markets, what has been called a "Reagan Economic Zone," in which free trade will truly be fair trade.

Source: 2012 Republican Party Platform , Aug 27, 2012

Even with the vast amounts of info available on the internet, many people are just plain uninformed. And so the next generations will have to figure out how to get rid of abominations like the TPP.

Because Fast track will be granted and the TPP will happen. And there won't be any protests (to speak of) because most people will be talking about the Super Bowl.