In a split from Obama, former 2016 presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (D) rallied his supporters to urge the Democratic National Committee to include language in their platform rejecting the TPP, but his efforts were unsuccessful.
Clinton, who supported the trade deal as secretary of state, but changed her mind after she read the final deal, is likely to face continued scrutiny about how she will handle the trade deal if she is elected. The problem for Clinton is that she has historically backed free-trade deals, and as secretary of state called the TPP
The Obama administration is pressing Congress to vote on the deal after the November 2016 elections, but, even if there is support for the deal, the next president may attempt to withdraw from the agreement.
But for Europeans the most significant of these agreements remains shrouded in almost complete secrecy. The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), which is currently under negotiation between the US and the European Union, remains closely guarded by negotiators and big corporations have been given privileged access. The public cannot read it.
Today WikiLeaks is taking steps to ensure that Europeans can finally read the monster trade deal, which has been dubbed an "economic NATO" by former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
https://wikileaks.org/WikiLeaks-goes...er-secret.html