JimBowie1958
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This is a classic example of why so many Americans feel, or KNOW, that their own party's leaders are betraying them for corporate interests. We keep getting these trade agreements that make the rich richer and the workers more impoverished.
Paul Ryan's Disgrace: You Can Read Obamatrade After We Pass Obamatrade
Wednesday, during testimony Paul Ryan told his colleagues they will get a chance to read the unpopular bill once it has passed.
We’ve heard that before.
Sessions Rips Trade Bill Trickery
Sessions Rips Trade Bill Trickery
'If it's such a good deal, why don't they bring it forward?'
While President Obama and House Speaker Paul Ryan are in cahoots to impose the unpopular Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal on an unreceptive public, Sen. Jeff Sessions is speaking up for average Americans who don’t wish to see jobs disappear from Main Street just so profits can rise on Wall Street — at the expense of national sovereignty, no less.
“I am firmly opposed to this agreement,” Sessions said in an impassioned speech on the Senate floor Monday afternoon. “I believe it is bad for our country and it bothers me that if it’s such a good deal, why don’t they bring it forward? Why don’t we have a debate here, while elections are on? Why aren’t people willing to go home and explain to their constituents how and why they voted the way they did, and why and how they believe the way they do?”
Senator Sessions, you know the answer to that question, surely; YOU NEVER TELL THE VICTIM THAT THEY ARE BEING ROBBED WHILE YOU ROB THEM.
Paul Ryan's Disgrace: You Can Read Obamatrade After We Pass Obamatrade
Wednesday, during testimony Paul Ryan told his colleagues they will get a chance to read the unpopular bill once it has passed.
We’ve heard that before.
Sessions Rips Trade Bill Trickery
Sessions Rips Trade Bill Trickery
'If it's such a good deal, why don't they bring it forward?'
While President Obama and House Speaker Paul Ryan are in cahoots to impose the unpopular Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal on an unreceptive public, Sen. Jeff Sessions is speaking up for average Americans who don’t wish to see jobs disappear from Main Street just so profits can rise on Wall Street — at the expense of national sovereignty, no less.
“I am firmly opposed to this agreement,” Sessions said in an impassioned speech on the Senate floor Monday afternoon. “I believe it is bad for our country and it bothers me that if it’s such a good deal, why don’t they bring it forward? Why don’t we have a debate here, while elections are on? Why aren’t people willing to go home and explain to their constituents how and why they voted the way they did, and why and how they believe the way they do?”
Senator Sessions, you know the answer to that question, surely; YOU NEVER TELL THE VICTIM THAT THEY ARE BEING ROBBED WHILE YOU ROB THEM.