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In reply to the discussion: So Who's right? [View all]whatchamacallit
(15,558 posts)16. I'll go out on a limb and say
not the guy negotiating the details in secret. "Just trust me" don't cut in a democracy.
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It's not "s@&t". Nor is it true that only CEOs have had input, or know what is in it.
Hoyt
Apr 2015
#27
That's a bigger crock of s@&T, than the one your trying to defend, read up
orpupilofnature57
Apr 2015
#29
That is horrible. "for the benefit of 1.5%" And without a doubt for the benefit of the 1% here.
Autumn
Apr 2015
#41
Warren, Grayson and sanders. When was the last time all 3of them led the 99% astray?
merrily
Apr 2015
#26
I get what you're saying. TPP detractors, however, are extremely vocal about
BreakfastClub
Apr 2015
#36