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To: ild who wrote (259719)	9/10/2003 11:35:27 AM
From: John	Respond to of 436258

Is this more evidence of a strong and growing economy? Check out what some of these capricious, bastard politicians in Alabama, which has a deficit of $675m, are saying. They sound like spoiled little imps who can't have their way. Amazing. Excerpt: State schools Superintendent Ed Richardson said Tuesday night that the results could mean cuts in everything from textbooks to football for Alabama schools. "We're looking at possibly a four-day school week and at charging fees for everything that's not required for graduation," Richardson said. He said that would include charging a fee for students to play football or to play in the band. ---------------------------- If the bastard politicians stopped stealing from the public till to fund their exuberant, private lifestyles, maybe this $hit wouldn't happen. Alabama Voters Reject Massive Tax Hike news.yahoo.com