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To: TimF who wrote (224923)	3/19/2005 7:10:22 AM
From: Road Walker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1571415

re: The reduced government obligation for future payouts does offset the debt. In 50 years? What's the interest on $5Trillion over 50 years? WAG an incremental $7Trillion over and above the principle. The psychology that says our government can do what ever it wants and just put it on the Federal credit card needs to change, NOW. We are in really bad shape, the worst since the end of WW2 and we don't have the social or demographic trends to pull us out as we did then. The Neo's care nothing about budgets. We need some real conservatives to put the house in order. John

To: TimF who wrote (224923)	3/20/2005 10:14:05 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1571415

You posted this poll on this thread, didn't you? The IRI, the fabricator behind this lie of a poll, is rife with Republicans. Its Board of Directors reads like a who's who of the GOP. I am disgusted......its a pack of GOP lies. From now on, I check everything you people post. You are not to be trusted on any level! **************************************************** Optimism Continues after Iraq's Historic Election** IRI poll shows Iraqis see country taking right steps, hopeful for the future FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 16, 2005 Washingtion --An International Republican Institute poll conducted from February 27 to March 5, 2005 shows that a majority of Iraqis are optimistic about the direction of their country and hopeful for their future. Results also show a majority of Iraqis feel the January 30 election was fair and impartial and that the Transitional National Assembly (TNA) will represent the Iraqi people as a whole. To view a complete poll presentation click on the link below. iri.org