Executive Memorandum posted September 27, 1993 by Douglas Seay
Why Conservatives Should Support The NAFTA
After years of negotiation and repeated postponements, the North
American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) has been completed and now
awaits congressional consideration. As if on cue, a torrent of
opposition has erupted.
The most surprising aspect about the NAFTA debate is the
criticism by some conservatives. Opposition to the NAFTA is
understandable on the part of…
Backgrounder posted June 15, 1993 by Douglas Seay, Wesley Smith
Why the Governors Support the NAFTA (and Washington Doesn't)
Introduction
Seen from the perspective of Washington D.C., the prospects for
the proposed North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) appear
gloomy. According to Leon Panetta, President Bill Clinton's
Director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the
agreement is "dead." Many others in the Administration who also
support the NAFTA -- most notably Treasury Secretary…
Backgrounder Update posted March 15, 1990 by Jay Kosminsky, Douglas Seay
A Roadmap for German Unification
(Archived document, may contain errors) 3/15/90 129 A ROADMAP FOR GERMAN UNIFICATION (Updating Backgrounder No. 740, "What America Can Do About the German Question, Which Again Haunts Europe," November 16, 1989.) As the two Germanies move with increasing rapidity toward unification, Washington must play an…