Your e-mails: Raw deal over U.S. ports?
(CNN) -- A proposed business deal that would turn control of six U.S. ports over to an United Arab Emirates-based company has raised security concerns among some lawmakers. CNN's Jack Cafferty asked viewers of the "Situation Room" what they thought. Here is a selection of their responses, sent in by e-mail:
Ask the families of our war dead if they think we should hand over security of our ports to a foreign government. The very idea of it is obscene. And Mr. Chertoff, our brave troops aren't making those sacrifices to protect "robust trade." You shouldn't be in charge of a neighborhood watch if you believe half of what you say.
James, Fayetteville, North Carolina
You got it wrong, Jack. The #1 priority of the Bush regime since 9/11 has been to promote the illusion of safety. The hypocrisy is so transparent even Bush's puppets are finally seeing the treasonous sellout of our country for the crime it is.
Toni, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
The impending sale of the ports to the Arabs is proof positive that the administration is pouring water on our shoes and telling us it's raining. It's also evidence that a deal has been cut somewhere. I just don't believe they are that stupid. Then again, I could be wrong.
John, Jacksonville, Florida
It's hypocritical and appalling to talk about national security and then sell off control of vital US ports to any foreign country, especially a Muslim one.
Justin
I used to think President Bush should be impeached. I think now, he needs to be committed! There is no end in sight to the insanity of this administration.
Evelyn, North Carolina
Isn't this port situation like McDonalds hiring Burger King to run their business?
Charles, Fort Wayne, Indiana
You have got to be kidding me. Our government has not learned a thing from 9/11. Shame on all of you that are making this happen!
Mark, Baytown, Texas
If they want to have foreign companies do security in our ports, they need to have the standards as our TSA -- U.S. Citizenship.
Linda, Port St. John, Florida
Outsourcing has gotten out of hand. This latest situation is insane! Why don't we just give them the keys to the White House?
George Townsend, Bradford, Vermont
(CNN) -- A proposed business deal that would turn control of six U.S. ports over to an United Arab Emirates-based company has raised security concerns among some lawmakers. CNN's Jack Cafferty asked viewers of the "Situation Room" what they thought. Here is a selection of their responses, sent in by e-mail:
Ask the families of our war dead if they think we should hand over security of our ports to a foreign government. The very idea of it is obscene. And Mr. Chertoff, our brave troops aren't making those sacrifices to protect "robust trade." You shouldn't be in charge of a neighborhood watch if you believe half of what you say.
James, Fayetteville, North Carolina
You got it wrong, Jack. The #1 priority of the Bush regime since 9/11 has been to promote the illusion of safety. The hypocrisy is so transparent even Bush's puppets are finally seeing the treasonous sellout of our country for the crime it is.
Toni, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
The impending sale of the ports to the Arabs is proof positive that the administration is pouring water on our shoes and telling us it's raining. It's also evidence that a deal has been cut somewhere. I just don't believe they are that stupid. Then again, I could be wrong.
John, Jacksonville, Florida
It's hypocritical and appalling to talk about national security and then sell off control of vital US ports to any foreign country, especially a Muslim one.
Justin
I used to think President Bush should be impeached. I think now, he needs to be committed! There is no end in sight to the insanity of this administration.
Evelyn, North Carolina
Isn't this port situation like McDonalds hiring Burger King to run their business?
Charles, Fort Wayne, Indiana
You have got to be kidding me. Our government has not learned a thing from 9/11. Shame on all of you that are making this happen!
Mark, Baytown, Texas
If they want to have foreign companies do security in our ports, they need to have the standards as our TSA -- U.S. Citizenship.
Linda, Port St. John, Florida
Outsourcing has gotten out of hand. This latest situation is insane! Why don't we just give them the keys to the White House?
George Townsend, Bradford, Vermont
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