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In reply to the discussion: Who is "freaking out" over the TPP? Hint, it ain't just DUers [View all]daleanime
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The point is that Krugman is not so vehemently opposed, or at all, as implied by the OP.
Fred Sanders
May 2015
#20
lame. first of all, fred, do you understand what it means that I used quotation marks?
cali
May 2015
#24
Apparently the only thing that TPP supporters can come up with is "Krugman isn't
rhett o rick
May 2015
#65
Exaggerating the strength of your allies is as disingenuous and dangerous as underestimating your enemies.
Fred Sanders
May 2015
#17
stop making stuff up- for once. I didn't say anything about their strength or lack
cali
May 2015
#21
I trust Democratic Party leader and twice elected President Obama - I have verified and I trust.
Fred Sanders
May 2015
#38
Well, the last time we adjusted our so called trade policy to suit a "free" trade agreement
fasttense
May 2015
#33
TPP is not NAFT or WTA, as Obama says, this agreement is unprecedented for worker and climate
Fred Sanders
May 2015
#74
Blame FDR and Truman. If FDR had not 'liberalized' trade away from the limited
pampango
May 2015
#39
That sounds like corporate power will crush any attempt to protect the environment.
Enthusiast
May 2015
#53
"I’m thumbs down." and "...he basically supported an idealized TPP that could have been, but came
Chathamization
May 2015
#97
So, all of those Democratic congresspeople are fueled by pure speculation and not facts?
Dawgs
May 2015
#9
"The president... is not about to sell us out" is a faith-based assertion
HereSince1628
May 2015
#11
Fine. Release the text of the doc for crowd sourced inspection then.........
socialist_n_TN
May 2015
#62
It's not NAFTA, it is MUCH worse. And just because we don't want to send millions of jobs to
whereisjustice
May 2015
#77
Misleading: Environmental groups are against fast track authority...your link says nothing of the sort that
Fred Sanders
May 2015
#14
"don't pretend that the support for the TPP isn't corporate, right wing and republican, and the
pampango
May 2015
#25
ODS certainly plays a role but they have opposed international organizations and treaties,
pampango
May 2015
#31
I do not feel that recognizing their opposition is giving them 'credibility'. The "nativism" that
pampango
May 2015
#37
I agree with you. If forging a coalition of progressive Democrats and Tea Party Republicans is
totodeinhere
May 2015
#43
I'm sure your analysis of their reason for opposing it is accurate. But be that as it may
totodeinhere
May 2015
#42
I wouldn't set foot in there, but I wonder what the freepers are saying.
Binkie The Clown
May 2015
#92