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To: TobagoJack who wrote (77144)	8/1/2011 12:38:21 PM
From: carranza2	6 Recommendations Read Replies (2) of 217802

I think we are looking at a turnaround in US fiscal policy. For all the bitchin and moanin, what took place is in my estimation salutary. A first step towards listening to the voices in the wilderness like David Walker, who has been preaching about our fiscal problems for years. So I congratulate the Tea Party, though I find the politics of its leadership abominable and would not dream of voting for a single one of them. It took a radical few to change directions, and if that is all they accomplish, they have served a good purpose. No legislator is in the future going to approve additional expenditures without thinking of the repercussions. Is this the beginning of the ship of state slowly making a stop, reversing direction? Could be, but reversing the ship of state's direction is a very difficult process. We shall see. Place your bets.

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