With three million manufacturing jobs lost under Bush, the U.S. dollar looking like Monopoly money, trade deficits exploding, and our dependence on foreigners for oil, the critical components of our weapons, and the cash to finance our insatiable appetite for consumer goods all growing, one would think even Bush Republicans might pause before taking another great leap forward into a future of global free trade. One would be wrong. For CAFTA, son of NAFTA, is at hand: the Central American Free Trade Agreement...(for publication 05/09/05)

http://www.amconmag.com/2005_05_09/buchanan.html

from The American Conservative, by Pat Buchanan


Informant: Thomas L. Knapp