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To: jttmab who wrote (148539)	10/21/2004 3:25:01 PM
From: michael97123	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

"And what happens to the interest on the debt when interest rates go up to historical averages? Bush's plan: It's someone else's problem. BTW....where does that $2 Trillion come from to cover the transitional costs for Social Security?" when all this bad stuff happens give me a jingle. Rightn now 10 year below 4% again. Mortgages at 5.5%. Do these problems have be resolved? Sure but just not tomorrow and not on the backs of the middle class families we are supposed to value so much. If you hate your tax cut so much give it back to the government. If you hate dependence of foreign oil trade in your SUV for a Prius. Dont tell young families to give up their child care credit, mortgage deductions, marriage penalty correction so you can go on another one of your vacations. And please dont scare old folks about SS and dont scare the young about a draft when you know neither will happen. mike