But Frist, R-Tenn., acknowledged that if an American buyer is not found, and the Bush administration determines there are no security risks, a deal for DP World to manage and operate major U.S. ports still could go through.
"If everything that the president, the administration has said, and that is that there is absolutely no threatening or jeopardy to our security and safety of the American people ... I don't see how the deal would have to be canceled," Frist said on ABC's "This Week."
Larry Gude said:Further...
...because, with each passing day, more and more, I don't see how Sen. Frist attains higher office.
I'm also starting to have doubts as to the value in having a President who acts on how important it is to do his job of providing for the common defense yet wants to sell the nation to a foreign government.
This is a principle?
Pete said:I hope Haliburton is the only bidder and they get the contract.