[snakeoil]

"Let's Move On" by ex-Mexican President Vincente Fox.

This fact filled book is a good read. It is $9.99 on Amazon Kindle.

[sillydaddy]

To win the presidency Fox promised a great deal, and as a consequence the down side of his six years in office is not having kept important campaign promises: peace in Chiapas within 15 minutes; seven percent annual economic growth; or the creation of more than 1 million jobs per year. Nor was he able to bring about his proposed fiscal, energy and labor reforms; he was unable to build a new international airport for Mexico City; he could not control migration; and worst of all, he leaves a country divided.

from The Final Days of Mexican President Vicente Fox

By Enrique Andrade González August 28, 2006

So snake being the typical liberal idiot...now believes Fox has the answers.. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

[johnforbes]

Most people don't know this, but he founded Fox News.

Don't take my word for it; his very name is "Fox."

[sillydaddy]

I wonder is Vicente was granted a work visa?
he's going around the country selling his book..I hope he pays taxes on income before leaving .. :o

[snakeoil]

Ah...I was wondering who was going to throw the first barb. I didn't say the Vincente Fox was a God, I just hinted that it is a good book to read. Vincente Fox ousted the click that had a stranglehold on Mexico for 70 years. He raised the standard of living significantly for many of Mexico's citizens. Many of the election promises will not successfully accomplished because of the population and demographics of Mexico. Example: The Mayans (15% of Mexico's population and mainly living in southern Mexico) does't speak Spanish but an effort is under way to change that. The post above was written by a polical opponent of Fox. BTW: Fox gets his last name from his grandfather; an Ohio native who emigrated to Mexico, married a Mexican woman, and eventually bought a ranch. Vincete Fox was the Mexican president of the Coca-Cola Company before he ran for political office.

I feel that it is wise to learn what others think and what their politics are and what they believe. .

[johnforbes]

This is as good a place as any to learn the difference between "click" and "clique."

In French, “clique” was synonymous with “claque”—an organized group of supporters at a theatrical event who tried to prompt positive audience response by clapping enthusiastically.

[Clownkicker]

Now would you be so good as to enlighten RealTool about his repeated use of the term "shoe in"?

Someone needs to kick that guy in the rump to motivate him to take ESL classes.

You would think a former Cuban farmer would have some experience with chickens or livestock.

[elklindo69]

I thought the Mexicans were supposed to pay for the wall according to Trump?

But wait...he tried to get the congress to authorize funding to pay for the wall?

So what's option #3?

:lol:

[johnforbes]

There are many rather easy ways for Mexico to de facto pay.

The problem, obviously, is that Democrats want more illegal immigrants for more fake Dem voters.