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MannyGoldstein

(34,589 posts)
Fri Jun 12, 2015, 05:38 PM Jun 2015

Will Hillary Clinton take a position on the TPP tomorrow?

At her unveiling or whatever they're calling her event?


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Yes, she'll take a stand.
0 (0%)
No, because she's already taken a stand.
0 (0%)
No, because it's controversial.
3 (60%)
No, because Bernie's taken a stand and she's politely trying to not outshine him
0 (0%)
Posts like this are what concerns me about Sanders' supporters
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Will Hillary Clinton take a position on the TPP tomorrow? (Original Post) MannyGoldstein Jun 2015 OP
Not one without lots of weasel words, wiggle room and plausible deniabilities. Scuba Jun 2015 #1
Manny, Manny, Manny! marym625 Jun 2015 #2
It doesn't matter much, it is too late. If voters are satisfied with ambiguity when they Jefferson23 Jun 2015 #3
Very good point marym625 Jun 2015 #4
will ir be missonary ? olddots Jun 2015 #5
Why should she? OKNancy Jun 2015 #6
I thought that she worked for it when SOS? haikugal Jun 2015 #8
As I wrote... 5 years ago in the draft stage OKNancy Jun 2015 #9
Well there you are, right? haikugal Jun 2015 #10
she may take several positions. Motown_Johnny Jun 2015 #7

marym625

(17,997 posts)
2. Manny, Manny, Manny!
Fri Jun 12, 2015, 05:43 PM
Jun 2015

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Jefferson23

(30,099 posts)
3. It doesn't matter much, it is too late. If voters are satisfied with ambiguity when they
Fri Jun 12, 2015, 05:47 PM
Jun 2015

need a timely definitive response from a candidate, they'll continue to support her..I guess.

OKNancy

(41,832 posts)
6. Why should she?
Fri Jun 12, 2015, 05:54 PM
Jun 2015

By election time, it will either be dead or enacted.
And, if she did say she was against it, it wouldn't change one mind of an avid Sanders supporter.
If you wouldn't vote for her in the general election because of her stance, and instead voted green etc or stayed home, then
well... that's on you.

Additionally she has stated her position. Unlike Sanders and members of congress she has not seen the actual bill.
Her last work with it was 5 years ago in a draft stage.

haikugal

(6,476 posts)
10. Well there you are, right?
Fri Jun 12, 2015, 06:34 PM
Jun 2015

On edit:

I imagine she wouldn't have done that if she disagreed with how this was written (by the corporations)...it may have changed some but more than likely she understood what was happening.

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