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In reply to the discussion: My dears, you are just being paranoid about corporations and the TPP [View all]cali
(114,904 posts)9. We try to make as many people aware of the issue as possible
and at this point, the President doesn't have the votes to pass trade promotion authority. I know there's ongoing epic arm twisting, but it's rather remarkable that they still don't have enough support in the House to schedule a vote.
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And for I while I thought that you really wanted to have an intelligent discussion about TPP...
DanTex
May 2015
#12
gee, becuse I haven't posted dozens and dozens of substantive, informative ops about it
cali
May 2015
#15
And we can thank god for that very caring court clerk ex railroad company president Bancroft Davis!
cascadiance
May 2015
#54
The trade deficit increased after nafta and cafta, and it will increase even more under
Dont call me Shirley
May 2015
#25
I didn't say it's not about trade. Many people have pointed out that it is primarily
cali
May 2015
#22
But I still can't get out of the delusion and lies the liberal media have taught me about how
Dont call me Shirley
May 2015
#20
Cali, In deed the corporations do benefit the people. It is just bad that the 99% are not people
LiberalArkie
May 2015
#30
NAFTA was fabulous. Free Trade lifts all boats. This will be even greater than NAFTA.
Overseas
May 2015
#44