Former Secretary of State Clinton says she was for the new trade agreement...until she read it.
But wait when asked about her reading an unpublished agreement the White House spokesman answered.
"I noticed that, too," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said when asked about Clinton opposing a deal whose text has not been posted.
Earnest stressed that the administration will "make the text public, both prior to the president signing it but also prior to the responsibility that Congress has to consider and ratify it."
Details of the agreement have nevertheless emerged, and WikiLeaks has posted a purported version of it. But asked about that leaked document on Wednesday, Earnest stressed that the final text is "substantial and lengthy," and "it would take ... an exhaustive review of what has been posted already to determine whether or not it reflects ... what has been agreed to."
"It's a rather lengthy document," he said, adding that he doesn't know when exactly it might be released.
She may have read it when she was under sniper fire. In any event, the Administration finds her remarks a little annoying.
But wait when asked about her reading an unpublished agreement the White House spokesman answered.
"I noticed that, too," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said when asked about Clinton opposing a deal whose text has not been posted.
Earnest stressed that the administration will "make the text public, both prior to the president signing it but also prior to the responsibility that Congress has to consider and ratify it."
Details of the agreement have nevertheless emerged, and WikiLeaks has posted a purported version of it. But asked about that leaked document on Wednesday, Earnest stressed that the final text is "substantial and lengthy," and "it would take ... an exhaustive review of what has been posted already to determine whether or not it reflects ... what has been agreed to."
"It's a rather lengthy document," he said, adding that he doesn't know when exactly it might be released.
She may have read it when she was under sniper fire. In any event, the Administration finds her remarks a little annoying.
