Wednesday, December 11, 2019

Meanwhile, Pelosi hands Trump major WIN on USMCA!

We've got the impeachment sham going with cracks widening throughout, waining support for it in the polls, some Dems even considering censure instead, all on top of the IG's report on the FBI's FISA abuses that doesn't exonerate anyone, but ties right into this whole coup from the start. Not looking too good for Nance and crew, but they still have the media to shield them somewhat for now. So, what to do? There's a meanwhile to this...

Meanwhile, President Trump gains a major policy WIN on USMCA yesterday...handed to him by, wait for it... Pelosi! They were finally forced to take up the new trade deal that had been sitting on the Speaker's desk for the past year in a do-nothing Democratic Congress that's only objective has been to get rid of the guy instead of working for the American people...so they had to have something to show by the end of the year!
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday announced that Democrats had struck a deal on the new U.S. trade deal with Mexico and Canada.

Trump had accused Pelosi of being incapable of passing the agreement because she is too wrapped up in impeachment. On Monday, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said on Siriux XM’s Breitbart News Daily that Pelosi was the sole individual standing in the way of getting the deal signed.

Pelosi on Tuesday said the new deal was a “victory for America’s workers.”

Pelosi’s announcement came less than one hour after Democrats announced their impeachment charged against President Donald Trump, creating the odd juxtaposition of Democrats handing the president a major legislative victory while furthering their attempts to remove him from office.

President Trump celebrated the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, in pair of tweets Tuesday morning.
Repealing and replacing NAFTA was one of Trump’s signature 2016 campaign promises. The adoption of the USMCA fulfills that promise.

The House is planning to vote on the agreement next week. Now that it has support from House Democrats and U.S. labor leaders, it is expected to pass easily.
Posted by an ebb and flow at 2:32 PM