Obama hilariously calls middle class-destroying TPP fast track law a "true bipartisan effort"
Even though 95% of the House Democrats voted against the effort, and only 13 Senate Democrats voted to pass the Obama/GOP/US Chamber of Offshoring legislative end-around to ram fast track onto Obama's desk, Comedian Obama still calls the whole stinking piece of excrement a "true bipartisan effort".
He even found a few Wall Street Democrats to show up for the official signing, give it that "bipartisan" look for his usual pontification.
Turtle Man Mitch McConnell, though personally invited by Obama to attend the event, wasn't available; probably got injured pinching himself so hard that a Democratic president could so obligingly do the GOP's bidding on wrecking the American middle class.
In bipartisan ceremony, Obama signs trade legislation, calls for infrastructure bill
June 29 at 3:29 PM
President Obama hailed a "true bipartisan effort" on Monday as he signed a package of trade bills into law, and he called on Washington to summon a similar spirit of compromise to address the nation's crumbling infrastructure.
Obama was joined by seven members of Congress, including two Republicans, during a signing ceremony for the two bills, which will give his administration "fast-track" authority to complete trade accords and provide retraining for workers displaced by trade pacts.
"I thought we'd start off the week with something we should do more often -- a truly bipartisan bill signing," Obama said in the East Room of the White House. "This is... a reminder of what we can get done on even the toughest of issues if we compromise. I hope we can summon that effort on future challenges, including rebuilding our roads and bridges and infrastructure around the country. The American people deserve nothing less from us."
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Republicans overwhelmingly supported the legislation, but most Democrats, citing fierce opposition from labor unions, opposed it. Many Democrats accused Obama of turning his back on Democratic priorities, including infrastructure and tax reform, which would have allied the president with his own party against the GOP. "This is so much fun, we should do it again," Obama remarked as he signed the bills.
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Acting together by, for, and on behalf of Corporate Amerika.
Now sit the fuck down, shut the fuck up and eat your fucking peas, peons.
Wow, $&@! him!
it's not really so funny. At least not for us. 
You know, just for something different.
But that is the trap of thinking they have any real control. They don't. They are just flawed human beings like all of us. They have created a tiny snowball that has slowly rolled and turned with little pushes over the decades into a massive threat to the very existence of life on this planet.
James Cameron couldn't imagine a more apathetic villain.
The buck stops nowhere these days. Everyone chases it, nobody considers where it is going.
It is far past time for a President who did. 