GOP positioned to advance Obama 'fast track' trade scheme
WASHINGTON – A nationwide, bipartisan survey released Wednesday measuring voters’ attitudes about the “fast-`track” authority the Obama administration is seeking to push the Trans-Pacific Partnership free-trade agreement through Congress indicates Republican lawmakers who vote for the measure are risking their careers and could help put Hillary Clinton in the White House.
The survey results are especially bad news for House Speaker John Boehner and leading Republican House members such as Eric Cantor and Paul Ryan. Republican voters in general and conservatives in particular have concluded the GOP House leaders are capitulating to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and the big business interests attempting to rush the bill though Congress.
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These people are messed up. The GOP had better pal up with the TEA Party or die. Tossing the Constitution should never be a good idea, but they seem to think it is?
ReplyDeleteI just don't understand. They are cutting their own throats. Making the TEA party run their own third party candidates steals GOP votes and throws them to the Dems, and spurning them does the same thing by alienating conservative republicans, and lowering the Republican turnout.
Either way, the GOP is against themselves!
Unless they can build a platform, I'm voting Independent again.
Hell. Absolutely Not. And, I am a register female democrat.
ReplyDelete9:31. Behind a keyboard you are.
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