More from TPP: Full text of Trans-Pacific Partnership released
It comes down to Vietnam, actually.
In dueling MSNBC segments, Elizabeth Warren and President Obama call each other out over the president’s massive Asia trade deal.
The legislation, passed by the Senate Finance Committee in a bipartisan 20-7 vote, would guarantee an up-or-down vote on Obama’s controversial trade deal.
In an MSNBC interview, President Obama fires back at his liberal critics.
The labor chief calls some Obama administration arguments for the TPP “almost laughable.”
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) has signed on to a bipartisan deal to give Obama an up-or-down vote on the Trans-Pacific partnership.
The popular leaks site has revealed a chapter about investor-state dispute settlement, which critics fear would empower corporations too much.
Let David Wessel and Alan Beattie explain.
The White House’s case for the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
“Investor-state dispute settlement” is a mouthful. It’s also one of the most-hated provisions of international trade treaties.
Elizabeth Warren continues her streak of incredibly wonky economic fights.