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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Sanders calls Clinton’s record on trade a ‘disaster’ [View all]Hoyt
(54,770 posts)44. Most jobs in this country can't be outsourced easily. I mean, heck, we could outsource the military,
Congress, let China collect trash, Russia produce bourbon, perform most medical exams over the internet, etc. But, that's not likely to happen.
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Well, someone has to take the tough moral stands on behalf of the planet and its people.
merrily
Mar 2016
#10
She supports more H1B visas and outsourcing as well. She is a terrible candidate for working people.
peacebird
Mar 2016
#3
You are free to talk shit as long as you want to. It is easier to tell the truth.
Vincardog
Mar 2016
#101
What I've looked up tells me the TPP is a disaster for workers here and abroad as well as
Nuclear Unicorn
Mar 2016
#22
And TPP is way worse for working people than nafta. TPP is nafta on steroids. Bad for us, good for
Dont call me Shirley
Mar 2016
#54
It will create a global set of corporate oligarchical kingdoms to take rule over the entire earth,
Dont call me Shirley
Mar 2016
#121
Exactly, but as I am never going to be a billionaire I think her trade recprd sux
peacebird
Mar 2016
#104
Including today's endorsement by the United Farm Workers, the following unions have endorsed
Hoyt
Mar 2016
#14
"I know, the union leadership is not the members, but they do get elected by them"
Kelvin Mace
Mar 2016
#20
Actually the vast majority of jobs won't be adversely impacted, and it's questionable
Hoyt
Mar 2016
#25
I think it is a mistake to just outright stand against trade agreements. The jobs you
Hoyt
Mar 2016
#38
No, that is not what I said. I don't view people who don't work as a commodity either and
Hoyt
Mar 2016
#59
Not exploiting anyone. Nor am I a Nationalist who thinks Americans are the only ones who matter
Hoyt
Mar 2016
#86
And paraphrasing Krugman -- who was thrown under the bus -- lots of knowledgeable people blame NAFTA
Hoyt
Mar 2016
#60
Not if you look past 2016. Even then, the negative impact will be small. This is about
Hoyt
Mar 2016
#69
Most jobs in this country can't be outsourced easily. I mean, heck, we could outsource the military,
Hoyt
Mar 2016
#44
The United Farm Workers was founded in 1962 by Cesar E. Chavez and Dolores Huerta — a strong Clinton
wendylaroux
Mar 2016
#53
OK, so you don't like Delores Huerta and similar leaders because they haven't endorsed Sanders.
Hoyt
Mar 2016
#83
I think calling the TPP the gold standard should disqualify her, but then I'm a Liberal Dem against
Cavallo
Mar 2016
#51
Clinton's trade record IS a disaster, and her recent touting of the TPP prior to
PatrickforO
Mar 2016
#75
Sanders is right. Clinton's trade policies are disastrous for ordinary Americans.
JDPriestly
Mar 2016
#82