"I love Elizabeth. We're allies on a whole host of issues, but she's wrong on this," Obama said. "When you hear folks make a lot of suggestions about how bad this trade deal is, when you dig into the facts, they are wrong."
Wrong on the Facts? Is President Obama suggesting that Elizabeth Warren has not read the text of the agreement that has been made available to her? Is he suggesting that she has misunderstood what she read? Or is he hinting at something worse.
Pres. Obama is not saying that Warren is wrong in her interpretation of the documents, or in her statements about the implications of the agreement, but in the actual facts of the agreement themselves.
If this is the case, President Obama could simply state which facts Senator Warren is mistaken about. That would indeed clear things up, and we could all go home.i saw that, personally i don't think he was attacking i think the author is attacking Pres. the inference of attack sells more. he could have said mistaken but is a softer word any less descriptive of wrong. i have to agree with PRES. blindly since i have not seen the paperwork but as he stated he has done nothing but work for the people at every turn so why would he all of a sudden want to screw us. i have to admit when so many railed against it i wondered just that why? people i respect like Ed Shultz of MSNBC was stewing over what he perceived as a betrayal of trust and again i asked myself why?
i wonder are these people in opposition looking at past ventures and making conclusions that this will go the same way? i think any inference in his voice about people being wrong was an incensed feeling that as he said he's never done anything but try to boost and create a better more inclusive middle class so what's with all the doubt what's the fuss?
