By Paddy
I'm not an expert on Cuba or Cuban-American relations, but listening to McSame speak on on this subject I have to wonder a couple things.
1) How many people are there in that room and is anyone around to run the Miami Spanish language radio stations if they're all there in the room with McSame?
2) 49 years we've had an embargo with Cuba John. How's that working so far? Need another 10, 20 or even 100 years to make it work?
3) As always John, you're about 20 years behind the times-
A 2007 Florida International University poll of Miami-Dade-based Cuban Americans showed that fully 65 percent would support opening a dialogue with Cuba.
That poll also showed a large majority favoring eliminating travel and family remittance restrictions (64 percent) and even lifting the ban on travel by all Americans to Cuba (55.2 percent)
Only 35 percent would wait until both the economic and political systems in Cuba were changed before lifting the embargo.
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