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NanceGreggs

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29. Thanks for the link.
Sat Jun 20, 2015, 11:13 PM
Jun 2015

I still don't understand what this has to do with the claim that HRC was "pushing" the current trade treaty at times when it didn't yet exist.

According to the article cited in the OP, "45 times Secretary Clinton pushed the trade bill she now opposes."

Again, the obvious question: How could she have been "pushing" a trade bill that didn't exist at the time she was allegedly "pushing it"?

She could have been "pushing" the IDEA of such a trade agreement - but unless she is prescient, she couldn't have been pushing the specific agreement that is now about to be voted on, because it wasn't yet finalized at the times the author of the article has cited she was "pushing it".

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Facts - A Terrible Thing To Waste - A Terrible Fate To Embrace cantbeserious Jun 2015 #1
Facts are so inconvenient. I thought # 8 was just so... Autumn Jun 2015 #2
And she can waterski! Lizzie Poppet Jun 2015 #3
BFD Gman Jun 2015 #4
Looks like 45 BFDs to me Autumn Jun 2015 #5
How I feel about it. madfloridian Jun 2015 #6
You nailed it with that OP. Autumn Jun 2015 #7
Kicking that one again. L0oniX Jun 2015 #26
One major problem. NanceGreggs Jun 2015 #8
Which sources do you consider acceptable? Not a huge Jake Tapper fan myself... madfloridian Jun 2015 #9
I don't take anything associated with CNN seriously. NanceGreggs Jun 2015 #10
Well I ask because I don't TV news enough to get a handle on things. madfloridian Jun 2015 #12
Good thinking - wise move. NanceGreggs Jun 2015 #13
I'm inclined to think that much of what's in it now has been in it Autumn Jun 2015 #11
The Democrats (and everyone else) who have seen it ... NanceGreggs Jun 2015 #18
I think that's a big ass problem. Autumn Jun 2015 #19
You're not making any sense. NanceGreggs Jun 2015 #20
Nice twist nance n/t Autumn Jun 2015 #21
How is that a "twist"? NanceGreggs Jun 2015 #23
Enjoy this. L0oniX Jun 2015 #27
Thanks for the link. NanceGreggs Jun 2015 #29
"pushing" the IDEA of such a trade agreement is what I believe it was however doing that... L0oniX Jun 2015 #34
Oh, I see. NanceGreggs Jun 2015 #35
You can trust rich people to make decisions in your best interest all you want. L0oniX Jun 2015 #36
Actually ... NanceGreggs Jun 2015 #37
She was hoping the final bill would be better than it turned out to be. I'm glad she revised pnwmom Jun 2015 #14
I just read an article in GD that says she has come out against 'fast-track' Autumn Jun 2015 #15
I'm sure the fence sitting will come to an end on this ...eventually. L0oniX Jun 2015 #24
Yeah I was just reading that. Excellent article. Autumn Jun 2015 #25
It's a moving target but it changed dramatically when TAA got voted down last Friday. ucrdem Jun 2015 #16
It is such a heart break to feel I cannot vote for her. glinda Jun 2015 #17
How can one trust her? Scuba Jun 2015 #22
When did she come out in opposition to it? [n/t] Maedhros Jun 2015 #28
I think she has said a bit here and there, she did come out against Autumn Jun 2015 #30
I don't think she came out against it Cheese Sandwich Jun 2015 #31
Well, first she said she'd have to read it and get back to ya.. X_Digger Jun 2015 #32
some things take more time than others to be "evolved" on Doctor_J Jun 2015 #33
Imported lemons. Enthusiast Jun 2015 #38
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