McCain disappointed with Trump withdrawal from TPP

The Hill ^ | 11/24/16 | Jordain Corney

[nhwingut]

If you read the Art of the Deal, Trump wrote that he hated making real estate deals with the Japanese.

He says they’d show up in groups of 5-6 sometimes 12 and you have to please them all instead of one off deals with each one. So you have to give into each one and by the time you’re done you’re conceding to 12 different demands while they’d only have to concede to his one.

This is sort of his philosophy with the trade deals.

[Da Coyote]

McDork, your time is up.

Assume room temp asap.

Improve our IQ, morality, and leadership.

[MuttTheHoople]

McCain was a war hero...so was Adolf Hitler and Timothy McVeigh.

[pieceofthepuzzle]

McCain has had a lifetime of opportunity to influence America. It’s time he retired and let fresh ideas in.

[PGalt]

FUJM.

[HarleyLady27]

You can bet your bottom dollar that McLame; Graham; Mitch the ditch; and RINO RYAN will vote AGAINST everything President Trump wants to do...

They are after all RINOs...

[philman_36]

“America and the world paid a heavy price in the 1920s and 1930s when we tried to isolate ourselves from the world, including through disastrous protectionist policies."

They were called "The Roaring Twenties" for a reason. You might try looking into why that is.

Fordney–McCumber Tariff 1922

Smoot-Hawley Tariff 1930

The Great Depression

By “did it,” Bernanke meant that the leaders of the Federal Reserve implemented policies that they thought were in the public interest. Unintentionally, some of their decisions hurt the economy. Other policies that would have helped were not adopted.
An example of the former is the Fed’s decision to raise interest rates in 1928 and 1929. The Fed did this in an attempt to limit speculation in securities markets. This action slowed economic activity in the United States. Because the international gold standard linked interest rates and monetary policies among participating nations, the Fed’s actions triggered recessions in nations around the globe. The Fed repeated this mistake when responding to the international financial crisis in the fall of 1931.This website explores these issues in greater depth in our entries on the stock market crash of 1929 and the financial crises of 1931 through 1933.

Unintentionally? Pull my finger.

[OldMissileer]

I loath this man. Couldn’t care less about his service. He nullified any respect from that by the horrible damage he’s done to this country since...

My sentiments, exactly!

[falcon99]

Just before 9/11, we moved to Az and the first thing we did was register to vote so we could vote against McCain. He was basically saved by 9/11. We have since moved from Az because there are too many Californians moving to the state to get away from Calif socialism but they were just bringing it to Az. As far as I am concerned, McCain is just a male version of Elizabeth Warren. He is long past his useful date.

[Sam Gamgee]

Screw you Johnny. You and your neocon buddy, Graham, wanted to work with Clinton to take us closer to WWIII than we have been since the Cuban Missile Crisis. Thank God we never left you in charge.

[Wuli]

McPain? Who cares???

[Sam Gamgee]

He truly is a neocon ass who wants us to be on the wrong side of the Syrian civil war.

[from occupied ga]

F McCain. If he doesn’t like then it’s the right thing to do

[hadaclueonce]

Who is going to live longer?

McCain?

Or the Retired folks in Arizona that keep voting him it.

I am guessing McCain.

[mass55th]

Better get used to being disappointed McLame.

[maine-iac7]

If he’s sad about it - all the more reason to get behind it 0

[captmar-vell]

“How much BRIBE MONEY will this turd and his Quisling buddies have to give back now??”

That was my first thought also, I’m ashamed that America has leaders like this weak corrupt man and they continue to elect him over and over again to public office,

This disgusting NWO ISIS loving Globalist fell over on his back like a beaten dog when his master Obama walked past, he surrendered as quickly as he could in 2008.

[Secret Agent Man]

I expect all uniparty pols will be.