Corporate lobbyists, Republican Congressional leadership and the Obama Administration experienced a significant set-back Friday as surprise rejection vote of a key component of the administration’s Asian trade initiative occurred. Republicans supply more no votes that Democrats, as Obama take a hit The overwhelming 126-302 vote against the Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) bill, part of a legislative package required to advance the controversial fast-track Trade Promotion Authority to President Obama’s desk, took place as both Republicans and Democrats crushed one of the president’s most sought after Congressional accomplishments. President Obama’s intensive lobbying of Democrats ended in a stunning rejection, as the Democratic Minority…
- Republicans supply more no votes that Democrats, as Obama take a hit
- Vote to reconsider Trans Pacific Trade issues on Tuesday, watch for lobbyists to up their financial game
- Key issue was subjugation of U.S. law in Trans Pacific Trade agreement
- Trans Pacific Trade deals as jobs creator questioned, transparency, currency manipulation considered
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