http://www.mediamouse.org/cafta/060105bush_comme.php
Notice he never says 'citizens'.
This brings a new meaning to his comments re; guest workers being matched with willing employers. If your foreign employer is not willing to hire citizens of the US, what of the US citizens right to employment in his own country.
Why does he need to say citizens? This sounds okay to me.
After all, the CAFTA agreement will open a market of 44 million consumers to our producers, to our workers, the products that our workers make, to our farmers.
Is this better? After all, the CAFTA agreement will open a market of 44 million consumers citizens to our producers citizens, to our workers citizens, the products that our workers citizens make, to our farmers citizens.
what of the US citizens right to employment in his own country.
There you go tovarish. How about the US citizens right to buy cheaply from other countries? To sell cheaply to other countries?