“If we don’t get an agreement on access for American automakers, I can’t support moving forward on an agreement,” said Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.) in a short interview last week. Full Article at The Hill

That wounded vet coming home from the wars? If he accepts any form of public assistance, John “Buy My Book” Miller will stab him right through the eye with his special book signing Sharpie. I love it. Full Article at Sadly, No!

Vote ‘no’ on health reform bill proposal It’s been said in the past that there might not be enough money to handle Medicare in the future and now our politicians want to take money from Medicare to pay for the new health insurance. Give me a break. Full Article at The Oakland Press

Looks like Obama finally found the bipartisanship he craves so much more than just doing the right things for America. Full Article at Down With Tyranny!

(CBS) Rebecca Solnit is the author of A Paradise Built in Hell: The Extraordinary Communities that Arise in Disaster and co-author with her brother David of The Battle of the Story of the Battle of Seattle. Full Article at CBS News

With President Obama pushing a huge troop escalation in Afghanistan, history may well repeat itself with a vengeance. Full Article at Huffington Post

¡Ay caramba! Lou Dobbs caving to NAFTA? The Minuteman Project says they'll "watch him for several months before drawing a conclusion," probably through a rifle scope. But if Dobbs is serious, the anti-immigrant crowd will soon need a new spokesnut. Full Article at Village Voice

Next month, at the climate change summit in Copenhagen, the wealthy nations that produce most of the excess carbon in our atmosphere will almost certainly fail to embrace measures adequate to ward off the devastation of our planet by heat and chaotic... Full Article at Mother Jones

Next month, at the climate change summit in Copenhagen, the wealthy nations that produce most of the excess carbon in our atmosphere will almost certainly fail to embrace measures adequate to ward off the devastation of our planet by heat and chaotic... Full Article at Huffington Post

I have been a political analyst and writer in Mexico for the past two decades. I'm also a mother faced with the challenge of raising children there. Full Article at Counterpunch

The political and economic reforms in Mexico in the 1990s were exemplary. Full Article at Foreign Policy | Passport

This nation has been hemorrhaging jobs since 1994, when NAFTA was first implemented. Full Article at Mansfield News Journal

President Bill Clinton promoted and passed NAFTA, with former Vice President Al Gore’s help. Also — wake up, America! The Japanese control 96 percent and Korea controls 95 percent, respectively, of their countries’ auto markets. Full Article at The Herald Bulletin

CRP Automotive's 2010 Automotive catalog series is ready for distribution. Full Article at Search Auto Parts

"" is an essential resource for top-level data and analysis covering the Computer Hardware industry in each of the North American Free Trade Agreement (United States, Canada, and Mexico) countries. Full Article at Freshnews.com

One of the most overlooked arguments during last year’s bailout debates was the fact that America’s automotive industry was not under threat. Full Article at The Truth About Cars

THE last time Mexico suffered an economic slump, in 1995, it turned to its northern neighbour for help. The United States organised a $50 billion bail-out. Full Article at Economist

Asked if that meant the deal would be approved in 2010, Obama said: “The question is whether we can get it done at the beginning of 2010, whether we can get it done at the end of 2010.” Economically, a trade pact with South Korea would be the... Full Article at The Hill

The World Trade Organization is currently facing an unprecedented challenge in its attempt to galvanize the stagnant Doha Development Round, which has been dragging on since 2001. Full Article at Global Geopolitics News and Analysis