Trade Agenda Moves Forward
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From the Left
Will Trade Be Obama's Biggest Bipartisan Achievement?
The Senate voting yesterday to proceed on President Obama's trade agenda was a big win for the White House, a loss for organized labor and progressive Democrats, and a true political comeback (given that it looked like lost cause a couple of weeks ago). But maybe more than anything else, yesterday's result clears the way for arguably the biggest bipartisan achievement of the Obama Era.
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Five misconceptions about Obama's Asia trade agenda
As the Senate votes today, there is widespread confusion surrounding the trade issue – including what the Senate is actually voting on.
From the Right
Obama trade agenda clears key Senate test vote
President Obama's trade agenda narrowly survived a key Senate test vote on Tuesday, moving the legislation toward likely passage just days after congressional leaders helped rescue it from a Democrat-led rebellion.
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