[hedgetrimmer]

NAFTA panels make binding decisions about application of domestic U.S. law. Again, their opinions have the force of U.S. law, like a court order. The panels are accountable to no one within the U.S. constitutional system of government. This is unprecedented and unconstitutional.

[Toddsterpatriot]

NAFTA panels make binding decisions about application of domestic U.S. law. Again, their opinions have the force of U.S. law, like a court order.

And yet the U.S. has ignored these binding decisions. I guess they don't have the force of U.S. law, do they?