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In reply to the discussion: Nation: What the Democrats Must Learn From Brexit About Free-Trade Deals [View all]SunSeeker
(58,374 posts)18. That's from 2012, and she was praising the fair trade & worker protection TPP goals.
She was not talking about the actual TPP terms that were hammered out well after she left the State Department. The headline on that video is misleading. As you know, after she reviewed the actual terms that were released some months ago, she determined they failed to meet those goals and she stated her opposition to the TPP as it is now written.
But you knew that, Motown_Johnny. And yet you continue to relitigate the Dem primary with the same bogus anti-Hillary propaganda. It really is time to move on.
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villager
Jun 2016
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That's from 2012, and she was praising the fair trade & worker protection TPP goals.
SunSeeker
Jun 2016
#18
The "this TPP" she was talking about were the TPP goals set out back in 2012.
SunSeeker
Jul 2016
#43
No, you falsely presented her as being pro-TPP, by posting a video with a false headline.
SunSeeker
Jul 2016
#45
The video's headline is false. It implies she supports the TPP. She does not. nt
SunSeeker
Jul 2016
#47
It was indeed stated in the present tense, IN 2012. BEFORE the terms we now have were set.
SunSeeker
Jul 2016
#49
I'm not arrogant enough to believe Americans aren't stupid enough to elect Trump.
LS_Editor
Jun 2016
#15
Globalization is not the problem. Low wages, shitty jobs, & wealth inequality are the problems
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2016
#9
As I said (in title), wealth inequality is one of the roots. You agree when you ref "oligopoly". nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Jul 2016
#23