Mr. O'Donnell is knowledgeable about Congress, about the law, about the how Washington works; and the cherry on top is that he is worldly enough to know how to apply his vast intellectual
efficiencies to nonsense arguments about so many things. One of those things is the current White House ask for a TPP.
This trade deal is so necessary, and so done in a specific statesman-like and diplomatic way in order to protect the national demands of some classified inner workings of many countries asked to sign a
trade agreement, that Mr. O'Donnell is terribly clarifying when he asks questions about what the far
left would do instead of what we have, which would get us to an agreement twelve countries will
live with for a time.
I love seeing him get people to admit (by their wordy avoidances) that they really haven't got a thing to offer in place of this TPP.
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