The only thing weaker than sweatshop-king Nike’s empty promises is the White House’s willingness to hype them as a victory in its push for a trade deal that will make it easier for other huge corporations to ship more U.S. jobs overseas, sell tainted food products in our supermarkets, and challenge our laws in foreign tribunals.
— DFA’s Charles Chamberlain: White House promises on TPP as empty as Nike’s commitment to American jobs (via The Hill).
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