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I guess these aren't the only waffles Obama likes?
Although I'm sure McBush will do his share of waffling as well....they are politicians.
BTW, the waffles Obama was eating in the picture are very good. That diner is about a mile from my house and has great food.
The Glider Diner, I know it well and have eaten there numerous times on my trips "up da 81"! The food and service are something to write home about in these days of chain (cookie cutter!) restaurants which I detest with a passion!
Why do they call NAFTA Free Trade.... it's managed trade and managed by the federal government.
Ahh..., it's "free trade" where Canada and Mexico are concerned! Sorry, I can't "badmouth" Canada and Mexico as they send the US that very precious commodity called "Black Gold"!
Last edited by Steve Hazzard; 06-18-2008 at 07:53 PM..
Reason: Correct typos.
KevK, Clinton pushed NAFTA through but it had been initiated and negotiated by Bush Sr.
On October 7, 1992 in San Antonio, Texas, President George H.W. Bush, Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, and President Carlos Salinas de Gortari initialed the North American Free Trade Agreement.*
Yes, actually that seems right, and I don't know that it necessarily goes against the correction the CBC issued.
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