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In reply to the discussion: Why The "H" Is Obama Pushing TPP?. It Will Destroy Any Legacy He Has. [View all]closeupready
(29,503 posts)120. lol, you got nothing but lies. Yup, lol,
how predictable.
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Why The "H" Is Obama Pushing TPP?. It Will Destroy Any Legacy He Has. [View all]
TheMastersNemesis
Jan 2015
OP
Not going to destroy his legacy...All presidents do some shit not everybody likes
NoJusticeNoPeace
Jan 2015
#1
Don't fall for the hype....that man holds his cards close to his vest...
VanillaRhapsody
Jan 2015
#3
So Obama (and Hillary) are lying when they say this is the best thing evah! and
djean111
Jan 2015
#6
So, your position is that you think the President is/was lying about his support for this deal?
Dragonfli
Jan 2015
#37
I got it, you think he is lying based on how you judged his past behavior after contrary statements.
Dragonfli
Jan 2015
#49
How about I just take him at his word since you provide nothing at all to convince me
Dragonfli
Jan 2015
#57
The reason is 1Strong.....because they have a preconceived opinion of the man for whatever reason
VanillaRhapsody
Jan 2015
#39
"TPP......should benefit American businesses and workers." Hillary Clinton
Tierra_y_Libertad
Jan 2015
#43
and what are the higher standards if implemented and enforced? Do you know?
VanillaRhapsody
Jan 2015
#45
Hype? What hype? There are a lot of intellegent people that have come out with
rhett o rick
Jan 2015
#132
No that is not what I said it means...it means...if you cannot pledge to vote for whomever
VanillaRhapsody
Jan 2015
#22
I don't think you know Democrats very well. We don't ever walk in lock-step.
rhett o rick
Jan 2015
#134
I will proudly wear the mantle of LLI that you my dear friend have bestowed on me.
Autumn
Jan 2015
#20
I disagree with you my dear friend. It is an endearment you have bestowed on me.
Autumn
Jan 2015
#25
Ah my dear friend, don't be confused. I am well aware of the honor you have bestowed on me.
Autumn
Jan 2015
#27
Yes indeed you do dearest Nilla. Are you perchance a psychic? If so I would so dearly
Autumn
Jan 2015
#32
Finding a Republican better than the Democrat -- very rare, but not impossible.
Jim Lane
Jan 2015
#79
Uh huh...or else you could just admit that your comment was way too harsh about our Prez
NoJusticeNoPeace
Jan 2015
#14
From what I can see, he thinks it is a great idea that will help Americans.
Agnosticsherbet
Jan 2015
#15
It's not abouit other countries or us -- It's about civil society vs. Big Money Corporations
Armstead
Jan 2015
#34
Those same folks were telling us Obama was going to approve the pipeline, gut social security, and
Hoyt
Jan 2015
#85
Actually, even folks like Paul Krugman think folks are blaming NAFTA for stuff caused by other
Hoyt
Jan 2015
#103
I don't think they would have been worse. Instead NAFTA made the worse easier to accomplish.
Armstead
Jan 2015
#125
Protecting the status quo, or preparing domestic economy for the future? I lean toward latter in a
Hoyt
Jan 2015
#126
Criticism of the TPP is based upon leaked documents showing that actual "trade provisions"
Maedhros
Jan 2015
#136
Have you read and understood the entire document, and factored in all the parts that aren't
Hoyt
Jan 2015
#140
No actually the Pew Survey and polls on Americans take on the 2 big money parties
truedelphi
Jan 2015
#71
Sorry, but the "two parties are the same" is a right-wing meme designed to depress turnout
NYC Liberal
Jan 2015
#84
And the Pew Survey shows that Democrats support TPP much more than republicans do.
pampango
Jan 2015
#95
I suspect he knows what is in it and does not think it will "flush the working class down the toilet
pampango
Jan 2015
#52
because he knows the brainless high-fiving "Obama knocks out/huge win/OUTFLANKS" headlines will be
MisterP
Jan 2015
#64
now we've got DUers telling us TPP *HAS* to be great for Americans BECAUSE Obama is pushing it
Skittles
Jan 2015
#93
Call your representative and senators tomorrow and tell them NO on TPP / Fast Track / TPA
StopTheTPP
Jan 2015
#65
Thanks for posting this, TH is the best, and he's right. A couple years ago he mentioned looking
appalachiablue
Jan 2015
#159
First African American POTUS. No one and nothing will or can take that legacy.
merrily
Jan 2015
#101
Originally I planned to retire at age 55, but thanks to NAFTA the cellophane plant I was working
B Calm
Jan 2015
#121
You'd take the 1990s economy, but even more inequality than we have now, i.e., Calcutta.
closeupready
Jan 2015
#117
I agree, but that don't stop the same 2 posters (who work overseas) from posting it over and over
B Calm
Jan 2015
#124
I will not be silenced from refuting right wing arguments presented by DU members here.
closeupready
Jan 2015
#144
Perot's "giant sucking sound" may be the republican sound bite most quoted by Democrats.
pampango
Jan 2015
#128
A voice of reason. Thank goodness. We can't just sit on our rears and watch the world pass us by,
Hoyt
Jan 2015
#146
It makes one wonder what the discussion really is within the establishment.
Warren Stupidity
Jan 2015
#119