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To: j-at-home who wrote (206033)	11/21/2002 12:23:00 PM
From: Mike M2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

j, yeah right coming from a guy who probably never spoke out about the excesses in the first place.mike

To: j-at-home who wrote (206033)	11/21/2002 2:23:47 PM
From: j-at-home	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

2:07pm 11/21/02 OCT. FEDERAL BUDGET DEFICIT $54B VS. $7.6B YEAR AGO 2:09pm 11/21/02 OCT. INCOME TAX RECEIPTS DOWN 13% YEAR-OVER-YEAR 2:11pm 11/21/02 OCT. FEDERAL OUTLAYS UP 8.6% YEAR-OVER-YEAR Canada, US Play Down Anonymous Bush 'Moron' Report Thu November 21, 2002 01:25 PM ET OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada declined on Thursday to comment on reports that a senior Canadian official at the NATO summit in Prague referred to President Bush as "a moron." The National Post newspaper said a top Canadian official expressed frustration that Bush seemed more keen on building up moral support for a possible assault on Iraq rather than focusing on NATO expansion, the official focus of the summit. "What a moron," the Post quoted the official as saying during a discussion with Canadian reporters on Wednesday evening in Prague. A spokesman for Chretien in Ottawa declined to comment on the incident, saying: "We don't comment on unattributed comments." The U.S. embassy in Ottawa declined to comment. reuters.com