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But Bush III will be in office. Son, Clinton's wife will in 2010. Best bud's.(LOLOL)

The father of NAFTA couldn't get it passed, so son, Clinton did. Just keeping it in the family.

I don't know where you are in Texas, but you should make plans to be at the NAIPIN conference in San Antonio during Oct., where you can meet and talk to not only the working group, but apply to become involved, and let your reservations be known.

Here's the info:

2nd Annual Inland Ports Across North America
(IPANA) Conference San Antonio, Texas
October 11-13, 2006

"Make plans to join NASCO and San Antonio’s Free Trade Alliance for the 2nd Annual IPANA Conference being held on October 11-13, 2006 at the historic Menger Hotel. Please check the NASCO web site for updates about the conference.

IPANA provides inland ports with a unique conference focused on port development, security, industry trends and infrastructure issues. This conference provides port projects that are in the conceptual stage to fully operational projects with an opportunity to hear and learn from industry experts directly and network with other port officials, shippers, brokers and other conference attendees.

Last year over 120 people participated in the conference representing various port projects in Mexico, Canada and the U.S. We expect this year’s conference to double in size. The focus of this year’s conference is Rail. We have invited Mr. Michael Haverty, CEO of Kansas City Southern, to serve as the keynote speaker."

Also, are you planning on attending any of the TTC's 54 open meetings in Texas from now through August?

The father of NAFTA couldn't get it passed, so son, Clinton did.

You are correct that Reagan couldn't get NAFTA passed, but he had to deal with a Democrat-controlled Congress. Not sure what you mean by Clinton being Reagan's son, however.