Thread: Clamoring To Kill Bush's Biggest Trade Deal

But haven't you heard. Bush said 'I spoke to the American people and .....'. I don't remember him talking to me about NAFTA, CAFTA or any other AFTA. Did he talk to any of you?

BB.......LOL.........my phone's been ringing off the desk but damn it! NOTHING FROM THE WHITE HOUSE

Originally Posted by butterbean

Originally Posted by dman1200

It amazes me the same lies that were used to pass NAFTA are now being used to try to pass CAFTA. The last couple of days I saw European countries like France, Germany and now the Dutch people will soundly reject the EU treaty. They were smart enough to not get sucked into the NWO. They were allowed to vote on it. It is a disgrace that the American people aren't being allowed to voice their opinion and are kept from having a say so in this debate, much the same way as illegal immigration. Everyone knows that NAFTA was a disaster and yet Bush is pushing hard for a trade agreement that is actually worse. He knows he can't get his amnesty past so he's trying to push this through without the public knowing what hit them. This guy is hellbent on appeasing his big business cronies at all cost. He must be stopped and stopped cold. Otherwise you can say goodbye to the middle class of America.

Bush's says this is a good deal for America. No Jorge, it's only good for corporate America. In fact this is even a raw deal for Central America. This is nothing more than a deal where the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. This is a such a walking violation of workers rights. The only other thing this will ensure is that more citizens will be on the welfare rolls. This is disgusting.

But haven't you heard. Bush said 'I spoke to the American people and .....'. I don't remember him talking to me about NAFTA, CAFTA or any other AFTA. Did he talk to any of you?

Did he really say that? No he didn't?

Originally Posted by dman1200

Originally Posted by butterbean

Originally Posted by dman1200

It amazes me the same lies that were used to pass NAFTA are now being used to try to pass CAFTA. The last couple of days I saw European countries like France, Germany and now the Dutch people will soundly reject the EU treaty. They were smart enough to not get sucked into the NWO. They were allowed to vote on it. It is a disgrace that the American people aren't being allowed to voice their opinion and are kept from having a say so in this debate, much the same way as illegal immigration. Everyone knows that NAFTA was a disaster and yet Bush is pushing hard for a trade agreement that is actually worse. He knows he can't get his amnesty past so he's trying to push this through without the public knowing what hit them. This guy is hellbent on appeasing his big business cronies at all cost. He must be stopped and stopped cold. Otherwise you can say goodbye to the middle class of America.

Bush's says this is a good deal for America. No Jorge, it's only good for corporate America. In fact this is even a raw deal for Central America. This is nothing more than a deal where the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. This is a such a walking violation of workers rights. The only other thing this will ensure is that more citizens will be on the welfare rolls. This is disgusting.

But haven't you heard. Bush said 'I spoke to the American people and .....'. I don't remember him talking to me about NAFTA, CAFTA or any other AFTA. Did he talk to any of you?

Did he really say that? No he didn't?

No. But it's his usual bs line. He is always saying it. Listen next time-it's funny.

If my TV is running and they show a piece about something pertaining to him, I have to turn away. I can't stand to look at him anymore knowing how evil he is.

Anyone who would sell out his country needs to be impeached.

But I liked when somebody said that he was a " Premature Lame Duck".

Many Americans think, "Well, there's nothing we can do. We're stuck with him for 'four more years.'" Not necessarily.

We've all heard the term "lame duck," describing the loss of political influence by a sitting president during his final two years. But George W. Bush may be losing steam even earlier; even conservative political pundits suggest that Bush may have alienated so many Republicans as to become a premature lame duck.

I guess that's the next best thing.