2005-07-27 - 11:53 p.m.
Well, CAFTA passed in the House 217-215, now it will be easy for us to invest in C.A. Parts of the agreement were written to weaken labor unions, foreign or domestic, I don't know but I'm guessing that it will weaken both. I mean, we wouldn't want to pay the tariffs, we wouldn't really want to give the brown people anything, I mean shit, they're brown!
"This is a test of American leadership in a changing world," said Rep. Kevin Brady, R-Texas, a leading proponent of the agreement. "We cannot claim to be fighting for American jobs and yet turn our backs on 44 million new customers in Central America.
