New TPP fight: Who gets credit for killing it?

Published November 17, 2016 1:03am ET



The Trans-Pacific Partnership trade proposal may be dead, but a new fight is brewing over who successfully killed it off, and some liberals are arguing that Donald Trump shouldn’t get any of the credit.

“He did not stop TPP. That was the work of an international movement including millions … who fought for over six years,” said Ilana Solomon, director the Sierra Club’s responsible trade program, during a press conference call Wednesday.

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