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Nothing you listed can romance the sovereignty of the USofA from underneath me. Here are a few quotes from Bush, whose first action after taking his hand off George Washington's bible and swearing to uphold the Constitution of the USofA. He flew to Mexico, embraced V. Fox and laid plans to dissolve our sovereign borders.

"I want to see a "Free Trade Zone" from the north of Canada, to the tip of Cape Horn".

"If you only make 5 bucks an hour in Mexico and you can make 50 bucks an hour in Detroit, your going to come aren't you" (wink)

Explain to me what difference it makes, in a nation whose constitution is overrun by the votes of millions of marxist invaders, whether a liberal Republican party, or a liberal Democrat party is in charge of the destruction? What difference will Koyoto or any of it make then?

I'm a little more far sighted than to watch a magicians right hand while his left picks my pocket. This is the prize being fought for here, sovereignty. And I won't take my attention off of it debating spending and national debt.

I would advise everyone to look at how this "Free Trade Zone" is proposed to be set up. A committee of appointed, not elected over seers who settle disputes and decide which side wins. The disputs have already begun between Canada and the USofA over additives to gasoline, between the USofA and Mexcio over mexican trucking. I don't think it a smart move to place the outcome of such disputes in the hands of some entity with power over our constitution and sovereign best interests. Bush on the other hand has make it clear he loves the idea.

"Bush, whose first action after taking his hand off George Washington's bible and swearing to uphold the Constitution of the USofA. He flew to Mexico, embraced V. Fox and laid plans to dissolve our sovereign borders."

Why is it that Bush-bashers always get their facts mixed up, if they are even "facts" in the first place?

Consider:

"By Jamie York
On January 20, 2001, shortly after his inauguration, President George W. Bush broke his oath to uphold the U.S. Constitution when he declared that religion "will have an honored place in our plans and laws."
President Bush and his supporters are not interested in pluralism -- they want to create a Christian nation -- so it is no surprise that Bush's first act as president was to issue an executive order to stop federal funds to international health organizations that provide abortion services or counseling."

SOURCE: Leftist Screed Against Bush