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To: RetiredNow who wrote (215050)	1/15/2005 8:16:49 PM
From: Road Walker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574091

re: So my question is, what happened to that balanced budget law the Republicans were trying to push during the Clinton administration? It seems like the minute they won both houses of Congress and the Presidential seat, they abandoned the balanced budget ammendment push. It was there, it was law, but disappeared under the Republicans. You've got to get past this Republican/Democrat bull shit... it's just marketing. I don't believe the Reps are better than the Dems or the Dems are better than the Reps, it's all in the actions. The people who serve this country the best are pragmatists, not ideologues. The guys who have an agenda are prejudiced, and don't react to reality. All this Dem/Rep Conservative/Liberal crap clouds the issues and defeats solutions. But there are a whole lot of folks that make a living marketing those political "brands". SS is easy. Private accounts can wait until we can afford them. The country needs to become solvent before we can splurge on another debt program. John