Posted on 02/10/2015 5:30:04 PM PST by Extremely Extreme Extremist
WASHINGTON (AP) President Barack Obama appealed Tuesday to skeptical members of the Congressional Black Caucus to give him fast track authority to negotiate trade deals. Members told him they want assurances that future trade agreements provide jobs for U.S. workers.
The Democratic lawmakers who attended a 90-minute White House meeting Tuesday said Obama made a case for trade, singling out current negotiations with Asia and Pacific Rim countries. He stressed that without a deal with Asia, China could get an economic upper hand in the region, participants said.
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do we want to KNOW....”whats in it”? or will we have to wait until he proclaims it?
Obama makes trade pitch to Congressional Black Caucus ,LOL only if they can FILL THEIR POCKETS
I always feel inspired after Obama sits down with just us White folks and has little chats like this.
The United States just became an African Nation
As long as it employs americans? The only Americans are going to be longshoreman unloading the boats bringing the goods here.
Good, When does Obama speak to the White Congressional Caucus?
WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT?
Congressional Black Caucus????
Is there even a single person there with an IQ high enough to find China on a map?
Listening to them is like listening to someone they fished out of a Section-8 shack after spending the day smoking crack.
I loved it when Allen West brought Chick-Fil-A fried chicken to the racists in the black superiority caucus and walked out. LOVED IT!!!
Did Obama and Moochelle bring arugula and turnips?
Hey CBC, keep showing your loyalty to a obammy cause he’s done so much for you negros.
Your unemployment is worse than when this poser took over.
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