When bringing up issues that America's facing now and finishing up with TPP, which he was very pointedly and selectively interrupted on when he started to talk on it, that's where he was really making the focus on where the focus needed to be.
By doing that, he's in effect either trying to help himself be viewed as a better candidate than others, or he's trying to open it up for Hillary to at some point express the same viewpoints and logic as he has. He started by acknowledging that her opening campaign speech was "correct" which helps validate his own position, helps validate what should be an eventual democratic party candidate's position, and basically pushing Hillary to even more so follow up with more similar statements, so that at least she has some promises on record that she either chooses to fulfill or to break down the road if she becomes president. Hopefully they are positions that she or someone else who gets selected as the nominee chooses to fulfill rather than to break, because the more these promises are part of the record, when the democratic candidate wins in 2016, they will comprise the mandate that the Democratic Party has to change things in Washington then!
He's doing EXACTLY the job he needs to do if he enters in the primary race, and I really hope he gets in to continue this. We need him there for this reason, even if he doesn't win in the end.
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