President Obama Will Not Change NAFTA

Posted on Friday, June 13 at 09:44 by NAUWATCH

Barack Obama has all but wrapped up the Democratic nomination, with only the formalities of the convention remaining. There is a good chance that he will become the next president of the United States. For all his talk of change, it appears that in areas of trade, economics, foreign and monetary policy, things for the most part will remain status quo. During the grueling nomination battle, both the Obama and Clinton camps were highly critical of NAFTA and accused the other of changing their position on the trade agreement. What is really worrisome is that you don’t hear Obama, or McCain for that matter, talking about preserving the constitution or protecting American sovereignty. The reality is that NAFTA will remain intact, and the push towards a North American Union and global governance will continue.

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  1. by RPW
    Sun Jun 15, 2008 2:57 am
    Neither would have hillary. We all know about the substance of election promises..........diaphanous at best.

  2. Tue Jul 08, 2008 6:41 pm
    Obama is just another actor promising change and in the end, delivering the status quo. It takes a bit more than a corporate subsidized politician to spearhead change in a corrupt system.



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