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In reply to the discussion: Even After TPP, Some Stand By Their man [View all]hrmjustin
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Well Rachel Maddow, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Sherrod Brown, Alan Grayson, Ed Schultz, Thom Hartmann,
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#7
I will grant that. Of course a majority of Democrats support fast-track, while a huge republican
pampango
Apr 2015
#21
52% is a narrow majority. Most probably do not even understand the issue and go along.
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#25
It is a narrow majority of Democrats that support fast track but it is a majority nonetheless.
pampango
Apr 2015
#31
Your 'fact' is wrong if you don't have an understanding of what 'fast-track' means.
randome
Apr 2015
#9
Not strange at all. That is why I am here. You open a church where the most are lost.
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#58
I just beat you senseless, then you woke up and said with your eyes still crossed,
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#46
Thank you; but, no. I think most will see this exchange for what it is/was ...
1StrongBlackMan
Apr 2015
#77
devˇoˇtee - noun a person who is very interested in and enthusiastic about some person or thing
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#59
TPP hasn't passed yet, FYI. We don't know what is in TPP, much less what's going
DanTex
Apr 2015
#12
So Obama and Paul Ryan support it, along with nearly all elected republicans and few democrats.
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#23
In a democracy, citizens should be able to demand the right to know what legislation is being passed
cascadiance
Apr 2015
#60
Why is Sherrod Brown expressing his displeasure at the fast track as a rush-job? Sherrod Brown
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#65
Except, Their track records on working class issues are very different , There you go.
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#68
Wyden is going to be in trouble in Oregon. He probably has something else lined up.
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#64
I really thought it was obvious. We have been arguing this for weeks. Some need to be coddled
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#37
I don't agree with or defend the president on this issue. Most other issues though I do agree with
still_one
Apr 2015
#76
All I can say is look at Bernie's website. Go to the AFL-CIO site, Hear out today's great economists
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#80
I do not think you read my reply - brutal on wages and wealth issues. Free speech - right?
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#111
It is not trashing the President. It is about a man doing loyal friends wrong.
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#114
You are spinning. You said this is a non free speech zone. You spinning the facts is what I expected.
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#116
That is not the issue. You said it limits free speech. That is all this is about. You made it an iss
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#120
issue. I am pleased with the post being posted. No complaints. Blocking honest conversation
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#122
YEs, I just think anyone would want an open debate. Especially among liberals.
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#128
Absolutely, Lenin was all about thought control, too. That was a great historical reference.
WillTwain
Apr 2015
#143
Damn! You are really showing that spirit of openness as you descibed before.
hrmjustin
Apr 2015
#140