[Gatún(CraigIsaMangoTreeLawyer)]

I can’t comment because the whole thing is too depressing not to mention I am full of anger.

[janetgreen]

I am full of anger too, because the Bush administration URGED a federal appeals to let Mexican cargo trucks cross the border and freely travel anywhere in the country, arguing that to do otherwise could strain diplomatic relations between the U.S. and Mexico.

He certainly is not representing America. He knows well that there is nothing that could "strain" relations between the US and Mexico as long as he allows the cheap labor train to keep moving. He's not fooling anyone. American workers don't appreciate his continuous push to give our jobs away.

[Colorado Buckeye]

I can’t comment because the whole thing is too depressing not to mention I am full of anger.

I understand. But, do send an email to your Senators and Reps. I did that a few days ago and will be doing so again today. We don't have to just let them destroy everything American.

[Colorado Buckeye]

My letter to Senator Allard:

Dear Senator Allard,

Stop the pending influx of Mexican trucks and truck drivers into our country. This is America. Truck driving is one of the jobs Americans will do and are doing. Stop your war on our labor markets.

And don’t tell me, as you did on a radio show some months ago, that you are bound by NAFTA. NAFTA is NOT a treaty. NAFTA is just a law. The President is no more bound to enforce the rules of NAFTA than he is bound to enforce our immigration laws; and we all know how duty bound he feels on that matter.

Besides, as a law, NAFTA can be altered with the passage of another law. Get cracking Senator; change NAFTA. And don’t tell me that Mexico won’t approve; I don’t care what Mexico thinks. Mexico is a corrupt narco-state and we have no business getting into bed with that bunch of crooks.

I want American trucks and American truck drivers on American roads! Finally, I’m a Republican and I voted for you; however, I’m finished voting for Republicans who are hell bent on selling out this country to foreign interests and globalists in our own country, who have American citizenship but no allegiance to anything American.

Tell your Republican globalist friends that I will not be voting for them in the future. We already have one globalist party, the Democrats; if the Republican party insists on also being a globalist party, then I and my fellow AMERICAN citizens will replace it with a new party, an AMERICAN party.

Sincerely,
Colorado Buckeye