Canadians will find themselves missing U.S. President George W. Bush if the next administration tinkers with the free trade deal, the American ambassador to Canada says.
Speaking at a Fraser Institute engagement in Montreal, David Wilkins said that the next president should check the facts and figures on the benefits of the North American Free Trade Agreement. ...
... Bush has been a staunch supporter of NAFTA, said Wilkins, who was appointed by Bush. "Canadians just might discover that they will miss President George W. Bush," he said.
I doubt we'll miss Dubya. A couple reasons why NAFTA needs to be re-worked:
- the whole thing with pesticides (which is reminiscent of other times Canada has banned something for the good of the country and has been sued by companies in the United States)
- softwood lumber
- beef
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