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Showing Original Post only (View all)Who's telling the truth: Sanders/Warren, or Obama/Third Way/most Republicans*? [View all]
Sanders and Warren say the TPP would be a disaster. The other folks say it's a big win.
Who do you believe?
*by "Republicans", I mean elected Republicans. Even rank-and-file Republicans have the good sense to know that yet another "free" trade agreement will enrich the few and @#$& the many.
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@#$& Glenn Greenwald! | |
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All the Democrats are truthful, all the Republicans are liars | |
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Who's telling the truth: Sanders/Warren, or Obama/Third Way/most Republicans*? [View all]
MannyGoldstein
Jan 2015
OP
Well, keep in mind I'm one of those horrible third way corporatist pragmatic types
Recursion
Jan 2015
#9
That's why he's second to Schweitzer. We need a farmer in the White House again
Recursion
Jan 2015
#14
I'm not a big Feinstein fan, but Schweitzer apparently called her a prostitute according to
JDPriestly
Jan 2015
#16
Obama either misrepresented his views during his campaign or he let millions of American
JDPriestly
Jan 2015
#17
I'd forgotten about that leak. Back then, I thought it was made up. bwa! I never forgot this though~
RiverLover
Jan 2015
#18
Some say it would be a disaster (including 'most republicans'), a big deal or, Krugman's view,
pampango
Jan 2015
#21
Your link title- "Only The Strongest Obama Supporters Want Him To Have Fast Track Authority"
RiverLover
Jan 2015
#22
Strange how they want to get it fait accompli before letting the rest of us know what it says.
Erich Bloodaxe BSN
Jan 2015
#55
"Even rank-and-file Republicans have the good sense to know that yet another "free" trade agreement
pampango
Jan 2015
#35
It's a bi-bartisan revolt in favor of American workers, farmers, internet freedom, local govt rights
RiverLover
Jan 2015
#37
It's a "bipartisanship revolt" led by the republican base supported by a minority of Democrats.
pampango
Jan 2015
#42
Not acc to everything I've read. The prez is hoping the rethugs will help him out by passing this.
RiverLover
Jan 2015
#43
It is according to what I read and the polls. I suspect the TPP is going nowhere anyway.
pampango
Jan 2015
#45
Your beef is with the 60% of Democrats who support the TPP, not with the majority of republicans who
pampango
Jan 2015
#48
"There is a Hart Research poll which shows a narrow 52% of Democrats" support fast-track for Obama.
pampango
Jan 2015
#81
"in your opinion the Pew organization is a "corporate-sponsored, pro-globalization organization"
brentspeak
Jan 2015
#82
The Economic Policy Institute, after reading the draft, said if the TPP is agreed to, US will lose..
RiverLover
Jan 2015
#36
And I know to my core if Hillary gets the nom, we will have a Republican president in 2017.
RiverLover
Jan 2015
#41
How do you support a secret agreement? I find that impossible to do and why am I being
Jefferson23
Jan 2015
#63