cheka.
7th July 2016, 11:26 PM
and the big union brass endorse these pathetic sellouts -- sellouts endorsing sellouts. tens of thousands of working class jobs have been/continue to be traded for handfuls of nyc bankster jobs
killary/kerry 2016
http://www.state.gov/secretary/remarks/
Speaking at the University of Virginia, Secretary Kerry said, "In today’s global world, there is no longer anything foreign about foreign policy. More than ever before, the decisions that we make from the safety of our shores don’t just ripple outward; they also create a current right here in America. How we conduct our foreign policy matters more than ever before to our everyday lives...."
During remarks on a 21st century Pacific partnership, Secretary Kerry articulated four principles that link economic policy to foreign policy: “…strong growth, fair growth, smart growth, and just growth.”
In remarks at the APEC CEO Summit, the Secretary said, “the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is about generating growth for our economies and jobs for our people by unleashing a wave of investment and entrepreneurship all across the Asia-Pacific.
And at a time when we, all of us, seek strong and sustainable growth, TPP is creating a race to the top not to the bottom. …that is good for businesses, it’s good for workers, it’s good for economics, it’s good for stability, it’s good for relationships between countries.”
killary/kerry 2016
http://www.state.gov/secretary/remarks/
Speaking at the University of Virginia, Secretary Kerry said, "In today’s global world, there is no longer anything foreign about foreign policy. More than ever before, the decisions that we make from the safety of our shores don’t just ripple outward; they also create a current right here in America. How we conduct our foreign policy matters more than ever before to our everyday lives...."
During remarks on a 21st century Pacific partnership, Secretary Kerry articulated four principles that link economic policy to foreign policy: “…strong growth, fair growth, smart growth, and just growth.”
In remarks at the APEC CEO Summit, the Secretary said, “the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is about generating growth for our economies and jobs for our people by unleashing a wave of investment and entrepreneurship all across the Asia-Pacific.
And at a time when we, all of us, seek strong and sustainable growth, TPP is creating a race to the top not to the bottom. …that is good for businesses, it’s good for workers, it’s good for economics, it’s good for stability, it’s good for relationships between countries.”