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Mexico s ambassador to the U.S. Geroacute;nimo Gutieacute;rrez tells CBS News  We re now about 50-50  odds NAFTA will be terminated. This follows a fifth round of renegotiations among the U.S., Mexico, and Canada that concluded last month in Mexico City on the nearly 24-year-old free trade agreement.U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said in a statement Nov. 21:  I remain concern stanley cup ed about the lack of headway. Thus far, we have seen no evidence that Canada or Mexico are willing to seriously engage on provisions that will lead to a rebalanced ag stanley becher reement. Absent rebalancing, we will not reach a satisfactory result. Despite the uncertainty of whether NAFTA can be successfully renegotiated, Gutieacute;rrez says over the last year the prospects and efforts toward a new deal have increased.                                        Listen to Gutierrez s interview with CBS News Radiohere In spite of important differences, we re communicating fluently, we re engaging, and that s important,  Gutierrez said.  I m moderately optimistic we can in fact reach an agreement in the next few months. President Trump has criticized the deal as unfair, behind multi-billion trad vaso stanley e deficits with the U.S.        Mr. Trump responded to the renegotiations Tuesday at the White House while meeting with Senate Republicans. We re also going to be talking about trade and NAFTA-- what s going on with the NAFTA negotiations,  Mr. Trump said.  We re going to look at NAFTA very seriously. A sixth round of Dvzb Want Reagan  Try John Cox
  CBS From CBS News  Scott Conroy:  LANCASTER, Pa.  Though she s said that she has begged her staff not to make her talk any more about  Joe the plumber,  Sarah Palin again cited Barack Obama s infamous encounter with Joe Wurzelbacher to make her point that the Democrat is wrong on the economy.    Senator Obama saidmdash;he said that he wants to spread the wealth, which means, which means he wants government to take your hard-earned money and dole it  stanley cup out however he sees fit,  Palin said at a minor league baseball stadium here, which was filled to capacity.  Now Joe said to him that sounded like socialism. To me it sounds like real bad medicine for an ailing economy, and whatever you call it, Sen. Obama will do to those who want to create jobs what shouldn t be done, and we re calling him on it. Palin said that by contrast, the Republicans believed in creating new wealth, rather than spreading it.                                          So when he left Joe s neighborhood in Toledo, our opponent didn t look real happy,  Palin said.  Seems that the staged photo-op there got ruined by a real person s  stanley website question. So here s a guy workingmdash; stanley borraccia standing there in his neighborhood when a candidate for president shows up and he wanted more than just a handshake and a campaign button. He wanted some answers. Hemdash;Joe had asked our opponent a simplemdash;a straightforward question, and he spoke for so many other Americans.  The Alaska governor was speaking from experience, having had

Rvgl Trump returns to Capitol Hill for first time since Jan. 6 attack in visit GOP calls  unifying
Mexico s ambassador to the U.S. Geroacute;nimo Gutieacute;rrez tells CBS News  We re now about 50-50  odds NAFTA will be terminated. This follows a fifth round of renegotiations among the U.S., Mexico, and Canada that concluded last month in Mexico City on the nearly 24-year-old free trade agreement.U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said in a statement Nov. 21:  I remain concern stanley cup ed about the lack of headway. Thus far, we have seen no evidence that Canada or Mexico are willing to seriously engage on provisions that will lead to a rebalanced ag stanley becher reement. Absent rebalancing, we will not reach a satisfactory result. Despite the uncertainty of whether NAFTA can be successfully renegotiated, Gutieacute;rrez says over the last year the prospects and efforts toward a new deal have increased.                                        Listen to Gutierrez s interview with CBS News Radiohere In spite of important differences, we re communicating fluently, we re engaging, and that s important,  Gutierrez said.  I m moderately optimistic we can in fact reach an agreement in the next few months. President Trump has criticized the deal as unfair, behind multi-billion trad vaso stanley e deficits with the U.S.        Mr. Trump responded to the renegotiations Tuesday at the White House while meeting with Senate Republicans. We re also going to be talking about trade and NAFTA-- what s going on with the NAFTA negotiations,  Mr. Trump said.  We re going to look at NAFTA very seriously. A sixth round of Dvzb Want Reagan  Try John Cox
  CBS From CBS News  Scott Conroy:  LANCASTER, Pa.  Though she s said that she has begged her staff not to make her talk any more about  Joe the plumber,  Sarah Palin again cited Barack Obama s infamous encounter with Joe Wurzelbacher to make her point that the Democrat is wrong on the economy.    Senator Obama saidmdash;he said that he wants to spread the wealth, which means, which means he wants government to take your hard-earned money and dole it  stanley cup out however he sees fit,  Palin said at a minor league baseball stadium here, which was filled to capacity.  Now Joe said to him that sounded like socialism. To me it sounds like real bad medicine for an ailing economy, and whatever you call it, Sen. Obama will do to those who want to create jobs what shouldn t be done, and we re calling him on it. Palin said that by contrast, the Republicans believed in creating new wealth, rather than spreading it.                                          So when he left Joe s neighborhood in Toledo, our opponent didn t look real happy,  Palin said.  Seems that the staged photo-op there got ruined by a real person s  stanley website question. So here s a guy workingmdash; stanley borraccia standing there in his neighborhood when a candidate for president shows up and he wanted more than just a handshake and a campaign button. He wanted some answers. Hemdash;Joe had asked our opponent a simplemdash;a straightforward question, and he spoke for so many other Americans.  The Alaska governor was speaking from experience, having had