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“Things should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler.” — Albert Einstein

Who will benefit from postponing the vote?

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I was wondering how Clinton can maintain her populist rhetoric against the trade agreement with Columbia while her spouse actively support it and financially benefit from it. The answer is simple - postpone the voting until nobody will notice:

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the House will change its rules so as to skirt a requirement that it vote on a free trade agreement with Colombia.

Pelosi says the House will vote on the rules change policy Thursday, effectively putting off a vote on a free trade agreement that is a key priority of the Bush administration.

I don’t argue that this is unique for Clinton. Postponing the vote benefits Obama as well. It is a common practice, which we usually fall for every time. It is only make election debates useless process and make me wonder why bother at all.

The little irony is that I’m not a great fun of trade agreement at all. Although not because I believe in protectionism, quite the contrary - I don’t think that the state should be involve in trade. 

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