Malicious Leap Monday

 

1aA New York Times article about Barack Obama’s Trans-Pacific Partnership opened with this sunny headline: “Trade Pact Would Lift U.S. Incomes, Study Says.”

But wait, a study by whom? It comes from the Washington-based Peterson Institute for International Economics.

What’s that? We’re not told, even though that information is key to understanding this group’s upbeat take on the TPP trade scheme.

It turns out the institute is largely funded by major global corporations that would gain enormous new power over consumers, workers, and the very sovereignty of the United States if Congress rubber stamps this raw deal.

Jim Hightower @ OTHER WORDS

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13 Responses to Malicious Leap Monday

  1. David B. Benson says:

    Raw deal.

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  2. David B. Benson says:

    Shock. Stick walked down to Swilly’s, which has closed forever! Back to Basilo’s in a total of 26 minutes.

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    • David B. Benson says:

      As I eat the Old World Lasagna, nice enough but not up to Swilly’s standards, I am sad.

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    • David B. Benson says:

      Then 32 more minutes to Kimbrough Music Building to talk to Ruth Bowden about buying the School of Music a 7/8 size double bass and then down here to Sloan.

      Day 2: 26+32=58 miunutes on the sticks; a third of the way to minimum already.

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  3. jimhitchcock says:

    Doc, apologies for giving you crap yesterday. Think I misinterpreted.

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  4. Den says:

    The current election melee is disturbing.
    A sign on the road ahead reads; The Twilight Zone.

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  5. David B. Benson says:

    Some effort but please go to

    http://sc.org/cleanair4utah

    to sign the petition. I completely rewrote the text so I could indicate my own experiences with that part of the USA where on a clear day you can see forever.

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