We've heard a lot from the media in recent weeks about the danger from "special interests" influencing legislation. We've heard a lot about the expensive pork that the pigs (excuse me, Congressmen) tuck away in the fine print of legislation. Such … [Read more...] about The Secret Media Subsidies in WTO/GATT
State Attorneys General Ask Questions About WTO
In an extraordinary document, 44 state attorneys general have signed a letter addressed to President Clinton calling on him to convene a "State-Federal Consultation Summit" in August so they can air their concerns about the dangers of the proposed … [Read more...] about State Attorneys General Ask Questions About WTO
World Trade Yes! World Government No!
Congress is expected to vote soon on whether or not to put the United States into a new World Trade Organization (WTO), a sort of Economic United Nations. Like NAFTA, the WTO agreement will bypass the clear requirement in the U.S. Constitution … [Read more...] about World Trade Yes! World Government No!
Arguments for NAFTA Are Not Persuasive
The Canadian voters have just sent a message against NAFTA. I hope Republican Congressmen are listening so they don't have to suffer the fate of Canadian Conservatives. A recent letter signed by a dozen Republican Congressmen, and apparently … [Read more...] about Arguments for NAFTA Are Not Persuasive
NAFTA
My interest in NAFTA was piqued when a C-SPAN caller asked if any of the press persons on the panel had read it. When the answer was an embarrassed no, and one expert said he didn't see any necessity to read it, I read the treaty myself, more than a … [Read more...] about NAFTA
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