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I'll speak for myself, but others would probably agree, we are looking at a set of trade criteria which is completely out of sinc with what Americans believe America should be doing for her own citizens..

Be specific.

nor the cost to Americans, and their sovereign voice.

What cost? What loss of sovereign voice?

20 posted on 06/02/2005 9:36:06 PM PDT by Toddsterpatriot (If you agree with Karl Marx, the AFL-CIO and E.P.I. please stop calling yourself a conservative!!)

Sorry, I wont' do your two-step..

Have you been following the CAFTA threads?? There's a LOT to be learned by reading them.

I'm not going to provide you a one-paragraph explanations, as it simply is too complicated to capture this issue in such a way.

You sound a bit defensive, and truly, if you have an argument to make in favor of CAFTA, then the questions have been placed above... it would be great to have someone offer their own views that might be enlightening.. to me anyway.

Don't ask me to explain CAFTA, because I can't do a full job of it, other's may accomodate you.. But don't ridicule those that question it's impact on America, especially if you don't understand it either, when you can help us understand it from your point of view... :)

We are in this together I think.....

nor the cost to Americans, and their sovereign voice.

"What cost? What loss of sovereign voice?"

Did you ever get an answer on this? On every one of these CAFTA threads someone claims we will lose our sovereignty but they can never seem to prove it.