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Related: About this forumPelosi rejects Obama bid for fast-track trade
Source: Associated Press
Pelosi rejects Obama bid for fast-track trade
AP foreign, Thursday February 13 2014
CHARLES BABINGTON
Associated Press= CAMBRIDGE, Md. (AP) The House's top Democrat is strongly opposing President Barack Obama's bid for greater leeway in making trade deals with other nations.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said Wednesday she can't accept the so-called fast-track legislation the president seeks. Many unions and their Democratic supporters are wary of such presidential authority.
Pelosi told a steelworkers' rally that the proposed fast-track legislation is, in her words, "out of the question."
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AP foreign, Thursday February 13 2014
CHARLES BABINGTON
Associated Press= CAMBRIDGE, Md. (AP) The House's top Democrat is strongly opposing President Barack Obama's bid for greater leeway in making trade deals with other nations.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said Wednesday she can't accept the so-called fast-track legislation the president seeks. Many unions and their Democratic supporters are wary of such presidential authority.
Pelosi told a steelworkers' rally that the proposed fast-track legislation is, in her words, "out of the question."
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Pelosi rejects Obama bid for fast-track trade (Original Post)
Eugene
Feb 2014
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aquart
(69,014 posts)1. Thank you, Nancy.
djean111
(14,255 posts)2. Hopefully, she will stay the course when the actual vote comes up.
Making a speech is one thing, following through quite another thing.
savalez
(3,517 posts)3. You know they talk right?
He's for it. She's against it. Who are the Republican numbskulls going to side with, Obama or Pelosi? The horror!
freshwest
(53,661 posts)5. Talk it out, debate it, that's the job of Congress, not rubberstamping. Good for Nancy. n/t
joshcryer
(62,276 posts)6. Isn't the separation of powers grand?