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In reply to the discussion: from Martin O'Malley, re: TPP [View all]still_one
(92,725 posts)53. At least reading the OP here he isn't saying he is pro or con TPP. What he is saying is that this
should not be fast-tracked, and slipped through without giving time for Congress to analyze it, perhaps amend it to protect American workers, and understand its implications.
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I SAID he supported Free Trade...and backed it up...much to your dismay..
VanillaRhapsody
Apr 2015
#49
At least reading the OP here he isn't saying he is pro or con TPP. What he is saying is that this
still_one
Apr 2015
#53
You said that in every thread about O'Malley and you have been told over and over that
sabrina 1
Apr 2015
#34
Is than worse that being for it before she is still for it, like Clinton? nm
rhett o rick
Apr 2015
#47
I do. We opposed it, strenuously, so .... but yeah, we absolutely hated it back then.
sabrina 1
Apr 2015
#44
Same thing, Trade. Dems were furious, he was trying to pull something, etc etc. Which
sabrina 1
Apr 2015
#46
"Chasing cheaper labor abroad will not help us build a stronger economy here at home." - O'Malley
FSogol
Apr 2015
#8
They don't know what their voting for. I will never support anyone who VOTES IN THE BLIND. nt
Snotcicles
Apr 2015
#20