Prove me wrong.

Please.

She's "fighting to stop it" dontcha know, because just the other day she said “As of today, I am not in favor of what I have learned about it".

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1251769376

but I would guess they are hedging (because they also mention Trump as being against it).
One would think, though, that if they were so against it, they would be supporting someone who is actively trying to stop it now, and who has always been against it (rather than calling it a "gold standard in trade agreements&quot

I was referring to Hillary's new found opposition to the TPP, which by most indications she has supported until very recently, even touting it as th "gold standard".

So is she now hedging or triangulating or both, because based on the Clinton's historical championing of major trade deals, I just can't swallow that she is really against the TPP.

I would say it's more "pandering" than anything.
Or perhaps "covering all her bases" with her mealy-mouthed responses, which can always be followed by a "but..." should the need arise.

the rank and file, not so much.

on it, whether they be similar or different from what she knew previously.

steal everything we have. Most wealth is zero sum, the more the 1% accumulates, the less the 99% has. HRC's answer to some social justice issues have the 99% footing the bill and not her friends.

endorse Hillary who, despite her protestations to the contrary, is a fan of TPP and has said so on at least 45 different traceable occasions.

Could he also be referencing Gold-man Sachs?...best buddy of the 1%er...

my brother had a similar poster in his room 40 years ago.

The gold standard...from someone who was on the inside when it was being crafted.
<--------is that gold?

Unions are still standing in defense of American workers.

Do you know the TPP says that trading in products made by forced or slave labor is discouraged. Isn't that great. No policy or section of the TPP has any repercussions for using forced or slave labor. But it does say uselessly and with absolutely no force of law that using forced or slave labor is discouraged. How quaint.

The best hope is that the other countries will vote it down. Our Congress is bought and paid for and will pass it to satisfy their benefactors.

the average non-policy wonk voter doesn't care, but all the potential doorbellers and phonebankers sure the hell do.

Then all of the candidates will have the proper platform to outline their views on the TPP. I will be very interested to hear where HRC stands on the issue now that it is in the public domain.