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To: RightSideNews
This is an issue that Cuban-American politicians in South Florida have walked a thin line on for years.

They are totally in favor of Cubans in this country being allowed to visit Cuba whenever they want and to send unlimited quantities of US dollars and supplies to their family members in Cuba, notwithstanding that this is a huge financial windfall to the Castro economy.

Yet when anyone else wants to travel there, they raise a huge uproar about how we should not be supporting a communist state.

I think that it should be consistent one way or the other.

7 posted on 12/16/2011 12:07:47 PM PST by Notary Sojac (Liberalism: Ideas so good, they have to be mandatory!!)
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I understand that, per Customs, the biggest violators of the Cuban embargo (in terms of Cuban rum, cigars and similar products) are...exiled Cubans. I actually heard that sentiment from one once—”I hate the Castro government and everything it does...at the same time, why shouldn’t I be able to have a taste of home once in a while”.


18 posted on 12/16/2011 1:22:05 PM PST by M1903A1 ("We shed all that is good and virtuous for that which is shoddy and sleazy... and call it progress")
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To: Notary Sojac

I understand that, per Customs, the biggest violators of the Cuban embargo (in terms of Cuban rum, cigars and similar products) are...exiled Cubans. I actually heard that sentiment from one once—”I hate the Castro government and everything it does...at the same time, why shouldn’t I be able to have a taste of home once in a while”.


20 posted on 12/16/2011 1:22:22 PM PST by M1903A1 ("We shed all that is good and virtuous for that which is shoddy and sleazy... and call it progress")
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