Trump's Bold First Moves :
HIllary's TPP Is Now DOA &
Big Pharma Is Hit Hard
January 23, 2017. Washington D.C. The Trans-Pacific Partnership is dead. This is a trade agreement that was put together and promoted by Hillary Clinton when she was Secretary of State. President Barack Obama tried to force the unpopular agreement through Congress, even after Hillary lost the election. It did not matter to Obama and Clinton that the vast majority of Americans opposed the TPP.
The TPP would have superseded all environmental laws, all food and water safety standards and all human rights laws. With one stroke of the pen, Donald Trump has done more to protect the environment and food safety than Obama did during his entire presidency. Obama was the President who laid more oil pipeline than any other President in history and who signed the Monsanto Protection (Dark) Act. Obama also dramatically raised the acceptable levels of radiation in food, water, and air and closed down official radiation monitoring stations after radiation from Fukushima began raining down on the United States.
He didn't stop there when it come to restoring American jobs. After ending this unwanted albatross, he began making taking steps towards undoing NAFTA, a trade deal that practically destroyed the economies of Michigan and Ohio, two states Trump.
Donald Trump's bold move in killing the TPP has been praised by liberals, environmentalists and American workers, alike. In particular Bernie Sanders praised and expressed support for Trump's bold move. Berniecrats who refused to support Hillary Clinton in the general election see this as validation that they made the proper decision. But those were only two of today's courageous moves.
The TPP would have superseded all environmental laws, all food and water safety standards and all human rights laws. With one stroke of the pen, Donald Trump has done more to protect the environment and food safety than Obama did during his entire presidency. Obama was the President who laid more oil pipeline than any other President in history and who signed the Monsanto Protection (Dark) Act. Obama also dramatically raised the acceptable levels of radiation in food, water, and air and closed down official radiation monitoring stations after radiation from Fukushima began raining down on the United States.
He didn't stop there when it come to restoring American jobs. After ending this unwanted albatross, he began making taking steps towards undoing NAFTA, a trade deal that practically destroyed the economies of Michigan and Ohio, two states Trump.
Donald Trump's bold move in killing the TPP has been praised by liberals, environmentalists and American workers, alike. In particular Bernie Sanders praised and expressed support for Trump's bold move. Berniecrats who refused to support Hillary Clinton in the general election see this as validation that they made the proper decision. But those were only two of today's courageous moves.
Early this morning, FBI agents, accompanied by CDC lead scientist Dr. William Thompson, raided the Center for Disease Control's Headquarters in Atlanta Georgia. This investigation of the CDC is something parents and patients across the country have long requested. CDC lead scientist Dr. William Thompson is a gagged whistleblower who has supplied Congress with extensive documentations revealing a major cover-up at the CDC. The cover-up involves falsified studies and the use of the CDC as a money-making front allowing Big Pharma to push unsafe products onto unsuspecting people and children, sometimes causing death or serious irreparable injury. Pictured above to the right are CDC whistleblower Dr. Brian Hooker, Robert Kennedy, Jr., and Reverend Tony Mohammed, exposing the CDC cover-up at a meeting in Los Angeles, CA in 2015.
Raiding the CDC and putting Big Pharma into check represented a major break with corrupt corporate influence. In a recent Congressional vote, 13 establishment Democrats (led by Cory Booker), who had received hundreds of thousands of dollars from Big Pharma, stopped Bernie Sanders's amendment to lower pharmaceutical prices. The amendment that was defeated would have allowed low cost pharmaceutical imports from Canada. Through the CDC raid, Trump showed that he is not the puppet of the pharmaceutical industry, surprising a lot of people who feared Trump's Administration would be run by Wall Street, just as Obama's had been.
Raiding the CDC and putting Big Pharma into check represented a major break with corrupt corporate influence. In a recent Congressional vote, 13 establishment Democrats (led by Cory Booker), who had received hundreds of thousands of dollars from Big Pharma, stopped Bernie Sanders's amendment to lower pharmaceutical prices. The amendment that was defeated would have allowed low cost pharmaceutical imports from Canada. Through the CDC raid, Trump showed that he is not the puppet of the pharmaceutical industry, surprising a lot of people who feared Trump's Administration would be run by Wall Street, just as Obama's had been.
Another populous move Trump has taken is appointing Bobby Kennedy, Jr., to chair a panel involving vaccine safety and scientific integrity. This is a move that has the support of grassroots Democrats, independents and Republicans. Bobby Kennedy is considered the current top environmental attorney in the United States. Throughout his career, Kennedy has studied and exposed evidence of environmental cover-ups. Recently, he stood beside the Native Americans water protectors in North Dakota to protect their rights. To the left, RFK is pictured speaking at the California Capitol to a crowd of thousands in 2015.
During the last several years, Kennedy has acquired information from courageous concerned women, scientists and doctors about cover-ups that were orchestrated by the pharmaceutical industry and the CDC. Because he has dared to look at evidence and listen to scientists, doctors and CDC whistle blowers, Kennedy has been extensively attacked by Big Pharma for exposing corruption in that industry. More than any other attorney, Bobby Kennedy has been working to expose toxic poisons being falsely touted as safe pharmaceutics and being forced on little children by Big Pharma and those paid off by Big Pharma. Big Pharma is the number one purchaser of media advertising and a bigger lobby than the oil and defense industries, combined. Concerned parents from both major parties, along with independents, have shown up by the thousands at Kennedy's speaking events. Kennedy's fight to force the pharmaceutical industry to make its products safer and to end cover-ups regarding non-existent or falsified pharmaceutical trials has made him a hero to parents across the country who are trying to protect the health and lives of their children.
Trump can go even further towards impressing people from all backgrounds by appointing Robert Kennedy, Jr., to the U.S. Supreme Court. A while back when Kennedy spoke at an annual meeting of the State Bar of California, all the attorneys in the room agreed that the one attorney in the country most qualified to run for office was Robert Kennedy. Trump would receive extensive praise from Democrats and Republicans, alike, by nominating Kennedy to be the next Supreme Court Justice. There is precedent for great Presidents reaching out of their small circles to appoint well qualified justices. Dwight D. Eisenhower appointed Earl Warren and William Brennan to the U.S. Supreme Court. John F. Kennedy appointed Bryan White to that court. Appointing Bobby Kennedy to the U.S. Supreme Court would go far towards ensuring Trump has a place in history of putting the people before politics. Such an appointment would be in keeping with his unifying Inaugural message.
Overall, President Donald Trump's first actions in office have been in furtherance of his campaign promises. In pulling out of the TPP and working to undo NAFTA, he is abiding by his promise of putting America first. In raiding the CDC and appointing Kennedy to chair a watchdog panel, he is establishing that his Administration is willing to put people before Wall Street.
Will this be the end of his bold steps or will they continue? Will Big Pharma be forced into accountability or were the raid and appointment just part of a show? The public is watching and hoping that many of President Trump's other promises, such as health coverage for all Americans and a restoration of Glass-Steagall, are among Trump's upcoming actions.
During the last several years, Kennedy has acquired information from courageous concerned women, scientists and doctors about cover-ups that were orchestrated by the pharmaceutical industry and the CDC. Because he has dared to look at evidence and listen to scientists, doctors and CDC whistle blowers, Kennedy has been extensively attacked by Big Pharma for exposing corruption in that industry. More than any other attorney, Bobby Kennedy has been working to expose toxic poisons being falsely touted as safe pharmaceutics and being forced on little children by Big Pharma and those paid off by Big Pharma. Big Pharma is the number one purchaser of media advertising and a bigger lobby than the oil and defense industries, combined. Concerned parents from both major parties, along with independents, have shown up by the thousands at Kennedy's speaking events. Kennedy's fight to force the pharmaceutical industry to make its products safer and to end cover-ups regarding non-existent or falsified pharmaceutical trials has made him a hero to parents across the country who are trying to protect the health and lives of their children.
Trump can go even further towards impressing people from all backgrounds by appointing Robert Kennedy, Jr., to the U.S. Supreme Court. A while back when Kennedy spoke at an annual meeting of the State Bar of California, all the attorneys in the room agreed that the one attorney in the country most qualified to run for office was Robert Kennedy. Trump would receive extensive praise from Democrats and Republicans, alike, by nominating Kennedy to be the next Supreme Court Justice. There is precedent for great Presidents reaching out of their small circles to appoint well qualified justices. Dwight D. Eisenhower appointed Earl Warren and William Brennan to the U.S. Supreme Court. John F. Kennedy appointed Bryan White to that court. Appointing Bobby Kennedy to the U.S. Supreme Court would go far towards ensuring Trump has a place in history of putting the people before politics. Such an appointment would be in keeping with his unifying Inaugural message.
Overall, President Donald Trump's first actions in office have been in furtherance of his campaign promises. In pulling out of the TPP and working to undo NAFTA, he is abiding by his promise of putting America first. In raiding the CDC and appointing Kennedy to chair a watchdog panel, he is establishing that his Administration is willing to put people before Wall Street.
Will this be the end of his bold steps or will they continue? Will Big Pharma be forced into accountability or were the raid and appointment just part of a show? The public is watching and hoping that many of President Trump's other promises, such as health coverage for all Americans and a restoration of Glass-Steagall, are among Trump's upcoming actions.