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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has taken heat from the left wing of her party for being slow to express opposition to international trade deals that could hurt American workers. However, Clinton on Monday suggested that her opposition to such deals was more thought out than her opponent s.Bernie Sanders, she said in a Springfield, Illinois town hall televised by MSNBC, is reflexively against anything that has any international implication. Sanders on campaign violence: That s not what we do Sanders looks to tie Clinton to unpopular Chicago mayor I know you have to trade with the rest of the wor stanley quencher ld, Clinton said, remarking that the U.S. can t forgo the economic potential of international trade, given that the U.S. is home to only 5 percent of the world s population. Clinton said she isn t sure if Sanders generally supports international trade. His position is so anti, he s against things before they re finished, before they re read, she said. Clinton added that she s learned some thing stanley mug s from the 1990 s, when the Bill Cli stanley canada nton administration passed NAFTA, and I ve put that to work. She noted that she voted against the Central American Free Trade Agreement CAFTA as a senator in 2005. Clinton also explained why it took her a relatively long time to come out against the Trans-Pacific Partnership [TPP], which the Obama administration supports. I hoped that we could deal with currency manipulation...it tu Hmci Bolton says he recalls Trump using the term burner phones
High-speed rail projects in Calif stanley cups uk ornia, Florida and Illinois are among the big winners of $8 billion in grants announced Thursday by the White House - the start of what some Democrats tout as a national rail-building program that could rival the interstate highways begun in the Eisenhower era.President Barack Obama announced the awards during a town hall meeting in Tampa, Fla. - a follow-up to Wednesday s State of the Union address that focused on getting Americans back to work. Thirteen passenger rail corridors in 31 states will receive grants, which are funded by the economic recovery act enacted last year.Obama said focusing on building 21st century infrastructure projects is an important element of the country s economic recovery. It creates jobs immediately and it lays the foundation for a vibrant economy in the future, Obama said.Obama Vows to Fight for Jobs Full Text of Obama s SpeechOhio Voters: Obama Needs More Details on Jobs PlanOba stanley italia ma Priorities Revealed in State of the Union Speech Katie Couric s Webcast: Analysis and InterviewsFull Coverage: Obama s 2010 State of the Union Though the administration bills the program as high-speed rail, most U.S. projects won t reach the speeds seen in Europe and A stanley termosky sia. California s trains would be by far the fastest, exceeding the 200 mph achieved by some trains overseas.Some of the money will go toward trains with top speeds of 110 mph, while other funds - such as the $400 million
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has taken heat from the left wing of her party for being slow to express opposition to international trade deals that could hurt American workers. However, Clinton on Monday suggested that her opposition to such deals was more thought out than her opponent s.Bernie Sanders, she said in a Springfield, Illinois town hall televised by MSNBC, is reflexively against anything that has any international implication. Sanders on campaign violence: That s not what we do Sanders looks to tie Clinton to unpopular Chicago mayor I know you have to trade with the rest of the wor stanley quencher ld, Clinton said, remarking that the U.S. can t forgo the economic potential of international trade, given that the U.S. is home to only 5 percent of the world s population. Clinton said she isn t sure if Sanders generally supports international trade. His position is so anti, he s against things before they re finished, before they re read, she said. Clinton added that she s learned some thing stanley mug s from the 1990 s, when the Bill Cli stanley canada nton administration passed NAFTA, and I ve put that to work. She noted that she voted against the Central American Free Trade Agreement CAFTA as a senator in 2005. Clinton also explained why it took her a relatively long time to come out against the Trans-Pacific Partnership [TPP], which the Obama administration supports. I hoped that we could deal with currency manipulation...it tu Hmci Bolton says he recalls Trump using the term burner phones
High-speed rail projects in Calif stanley cups uk ornia, Florida and Illinois are among the big winners of $8 billion in grants announced Thursday by the White House - the start of what some Democrats tout as a national rail-building program that could rival the interstate highways begun in the Eisenhower era.President Barack Obama announced the awards during a town hall meeting in Tampa, Fla. - a follow-up to Wednesday s State of the Union address that focused on getting Americans back to work. Thirteen passenger rail corridors in 31 states will receive grants, which are funded by the economic recovery act enacted last year.Obama said focusing on building 21st century infrastructure projects is an important element of the country s economic recovery. It creates jobs immediately and it lays the foundation for a vibrant economy in the future, Obama said.Obama Vows to Fight for Jobs Full Text of Obama s SpeechOhio Voters: Obama Needs More Details on Jobs PlanOba stanley italia ma Priorities Revealed in State of the Union Speech Katie Couric s Webcast: Analysis and InterviewsFull Coverage: Obama s 2010 State of the Union Though the administration bills the program as high-speed rail, most U.S. projects won t reach the speeds seen in Europe and A stanley termosky sia. California s trains would be by far the fastest, exceeding the 200 mph achieved by some trains overseas.Some of the money will go toward trains with top speeds of 110 mph, while other funds - such as the $400 million
