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« A challenge....a lost post but worth reading  

james

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Re: Completely understandable

Both obviously, because both do so. The funny thing is that taxpayers can either spend the money on their own infrastructure, or they can spend the money propping up some investors portfolio.
permalink · 2008-01-11 17:53:41 · Reply to this
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