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To: Dane
Well, I know that President Bush said that the long term startegy was to create a climate in Mexico where people can find jobs instead of coming here. But just how does Fox feel about that? Seems to me if he supported it, he would already be doing something about it.
14 posted on 11/23/2002 3:29:06 PM PST by rintense
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To: rintense
Well, I know that President Bush said that the long term startegy was to create a climate in Mexico where people can find jobs instead of coming here. But just how does Fox feel about that? Seems to me if he supported it, he would already be doing something about it.

He(Fox) has a PRI(the political party that has controlled Mexico for since 1915) congress. They wouldn't even let him leave Mexico.

JMO, but it looks like Mexico is going through a transition that America went through 30 years ago. Elect a "conservative"(Nixon, Fox), but still have Marxists run things in the legislative body.

Change takes time, although I am pessimistic that a Mexican Reagan will emerge to set things right at the present time.

The Mexicans have had a tougher row to hoe with their 80 years of rule under the PRI.

24 posted on 11/23/2002 3:36:50 PM PST by Dane
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To: rintense
"Well, I know that President Bush said that the long term startegy was to create a climate in Mexico where people can find jobs instead of coming here. But just how does Fox feel about that? Seems to me if he supported it, he would already be doing something about it."

Only about 10 percent of Mexico and central America are considered white the rest are mestizos or hispanic indians. This all smacks of ethnic cleansing to me.

68 posted on 11/23/2002 4:44:04 PM PST by monkeywrench
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