By the way: it’s going to pass. It was always going to pass. These things happen when the party controlling Congress, and the President, broadly agree on something. So maybe you should concentrate not so much on that, and focus instead on the delicious DEEP HURTING that will now commence:
Obama’s aggressive defense of fast-track has put him at odds with the left wing of the Democratic Party, including Senators Elizabeth Warren, a leading liberal voice, and Bernie Sanders, who is challenging Hillary Clinton for the party’s 2016 presidential nomination.
On Sunday, Sanders called on Clinton, who was an outspoken supporter of the trade pact as Obama’s secretary of state, to take a stand on Obama’s deal.
“You’re either for it or you’re against it. No fence-sitting on this one,” he said on CNN.
Yes. I cannot wait to hear what Hillary Clinton thinks about fast-track. It should be… ah, ‘highly nuanced?’ Sure, we’ll go with that.
Via @Drudge_Report.
Well, since she ran the State Department for at least the preliminary negotiations, she might as well bite the bullet and state her unequivocal support.
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But she won’t, and that’s what makes it entertaining.
Eh. Hillary will simply decline to reply and .. if pressed, will say something about punching down and old white men.
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Now, if Warren makes something of it …
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Mew
Secretary Clinton could not be reached, as she is resting in a secure bunker in an undisclosed location. her spokesflunkie suggested trying again next year.