I would hope he'd want to leave office on a high note.

Him making every possible effort, may also do it.

that the TPP is awesome! Go Blue!

The TPP has very similar protections for labor rights as CAFTA -
which is to say, almost none.

This is what you get when you deliberately exclude labor and other stake holders
from trade agreement drafting and discussion.

Here are the basics . .

"It’s been seven years since the AFL-CIO, together with six Guatemalan unions, first submitted a complaint to the Department of Labor. They accused Guatemala of failing to protect workers’ legally guaranteed rights—to association, collective bargaining, and acceptable conditions—by not conducting inspections, registering unions, or ensuring compliance with court orders.

Only 2 percent of Guatemala’s working population belongs to a union. It has become one of the most dangerous countries in the world for union activists. The AFL-CIO reported that 72 Guatemalan unionists had been murdered since CAFTA went into effect, as of August 2014, with near-total impunity for their assassins."