Contrasting TTIP Views: Not only are the U.S. and EU far from agreement on a trade pact, but politicians and pundits also are far from agreement on its prospects and impacts. Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny met with President Obama today and preceded the session by saying negotiation of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) could be completed by the end of 2014. The Peterson Institute says that a successful agreement would force a break in the logjam of the Doha negotiations. Former World Bank Director for International Trade Uri Dadush says that expectations around the TTIP are dangerously high, that the negotiations could last beyond Mr. Obama's presidency, and, if successful, likely would deal a final blow to the Do...