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It must be frustrating not to be able to follow up. Save Social Security (and I guess the economy) by making the tax cuts permanent!
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I'd like to hear more of these.
Please post as often as possible
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A severe recession is upon the United States.
We as citizens need to wake up and realize our financial stability is on the brink of cracking. Check out www.recession2008.wordpress.com and watch some of the smartest people in the world debate this issue and talk about the facts hidden from us.
Posted by: bonds7 | February 03, 2008 at 06:38 PM