Vicente Fox speaking in L.A. on Jan. 29; best question to ask?

Los Angeles Music Center ^ | 1/7/07 | self

[lonewacko_dot_com]

On Monday January 29, Vicente Fox will be giving a speech at the Music Center in downtown Los Angeles. As near as I can figure out, the lowest price to attend is $50.

What I'd like to suggest is putting our heads together and thinking up the most damning question possible, in case there's a Q&A session. It has to be a short question that Fox would have difficulty weasling out of. It can't just be an open-ended question, it has to be specific.

Then, some brave, self-selected person (other than me) can go there and try to ask the question.

What's your best tough question?

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

Vicente Fox speaking in L.A. on Jan. 29; best question to ask?

What the hell do you want?

[DumpsterDiver]

"You regularly claimed that your citizens who migrate to the United States are ambitious, industrious, hard-working, intelligent, and so on. If that is so, why can't they find jobs in their own country?"

IF that is so, why can't they find jobs in their own country is Mexico still such a dump?

[BenLurkin]

There's nothing I want to ask him or say to him.

[Isabelle]

What kind of weasel leader sends his people to another country for the mere basics ---such as jobs~~because he has no b@lls or brains to help them at home in Mexico?
Then to follow up~~~why are you here?

[BigSkyDream]

There has been charges made by citizens of your country that the ownership claims made by the United States for California and Texas is illegal occupations. That we have somehow stole these lands.
Considering that the current ownership of Mexico resulted from the bloodied swords and spears of Conquistadors. How can there be a credible claim of illegality of ownership on the United States part, when Mexico itself is illegally occupied?

[teacherwoes]

"Are you here to do a job an American won't do?"

[DustyMoment]

Mr. Fox, why are you such an asshat?

[Zack Nguyen]

Will Mexico's economic development plan ever extend past shipping as many of your poor to America as possible?

However, to Fox's credit, he at least made a go at taking out corruption. But I think it is a part of the system there, like fax machines or file rooms.

[livius]

Why he was such a flake and didn't take advantage of being the first non-PRI person elected in 70 years. That said, I think Calderon, who is a serious politician, is going to do a lot better.

[Proud_USA_Republican]

How much do the drug cartels bribe you?