Comment Period Closed on FMCSA2007-28055

Jun 1, 2007 NAFTA

The comment period on the Mexican Pilot Program or the Demonstration Project closed at midnight the past night with the final total of 1408 comments submitted.

99% of those comments were barely readable because of issues with spelling and grammar. 99% of them followed verbatim, the talking points issued by people such as Steve Sommer and his daddy through their radio programs. 30% of them listed issues near and dear to the hearts of conspiracy theorists and xenophobes. and approximately 40% of the comments posted were posted “Anonymously” which in my opinion, gives ZERO credibility to the respondents.

Now, we wait and see what the decision will be. We know the border will eventually be opened, as it should be. Time will tell.

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