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In reply to the discussion: Supporting TPP is written into the latest (2012) Democratic Party Platform: [View all]Sen. Walter Sobchak
(8,692 posts)44. And the difference is what exactly?
Within the British Empire there was a preferential tariff regime, manufacturing for the British market in the US didn't make sense when Canada was right there. We will be in the same place all over again, Canada and Mexico will be in the club and we won't be - and oh yeah, NAFTA!
How exactly do you see that playing out differently? How is that beneficial?
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Supporting TPP is written into the latest (2012) Democratic Party Platform: [View all]
ucrdem
May 2015
OP
As if the Republicans in Congress now have "any regard for survival of the middle class"
neverforget
May 2015
#54
Which is why I don't want them leading trade. Ever. I wan't Obama and the Democrats to do it.
tridim
May 2015
#57
Well, you'd better file a Super Duper Formal Complaint with the party leadership then!
Marr
May 2015
#12
Excellent... since the committee that wrote the platform has read the full text...
cherokeeprogressive
May 2015
#17
Are you trying to prove both parties are the same? TPP was Bush Jr's deal to begin with. /nt
RiverLover
May 2015
#20
"Thank you for calling Hoyt-Ucrdem. We are currently away from our computer for lunch
Elwood P Dowd
May 2015
#36