To be compete in the Commonwealth Games a country must be a member of the British Commonwealth. The British Commonwealth is a loose association of nations with historical ties with the United Kingdom - usually the tie is to have been colonised by the UK! Former British colonies are not obliged to join the Commonwealth, but many have chosen to do so. Any country which considers it has ties to the UK may apply to join - Mozambique was a former Portuguese colony, but was accepted as it is surrounded by Commonwealth countries which form virtually its own trade links.
Notable countries who have declined to apply are Ireland (who were coerced into uniting with Great Britain in 1801 and hated every minute of it), the USA (which would not even consider it for a nanosecond), and France (which was under direct occupation for much of the Middle Ages, and has resented this helping hand ever since).
The USA does not compete at the Commonwealth Games because they are not part of the British Commonwealth.
The USA is not part of the Commonwealth of Nations and thus does not take part in the Commonwealth Games.
None! USA is not in the Commonwealth Games!
No, USA is not part of the Commonwealth of Nations.
None. America (the USA) is not part of the Commonwealth and therefore can not take part in the Commonwealth Games.
Neither are members of the British Commonwealth of Nations
No, the entry to the Common Wealth Games are only open to countries in the British Commonwealth of which USA is not a member
The USA is not a member of the Commonwealth of Nations and so is not elligible to participate in the Commonwealth Games. Other nations in America, such as Canada, Bahamas, Jamaica, etc., are members and do participate.
The 2010 Commonwealth games are the 19th commonwealth games.
The Commonwealth Games Federation is the organisation that runs the Commonwealth Games.
Commonwealth Games in 2010 are 19th cwg.
The Commonwealth Games Federation decides the host of the Commonwealth Games.