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To: Road Walker who wrote (293428)	7/10/2006 3:16:17 AM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575775

In March, for example, the House of Representatives passed, and the Senate is considering, the benign-sounding "National Uniformity for Food Act," which would bar states from addressing food-borne hazards, leaving food safety solely to the Food and Drug Administration. Thirty-nine state attorneys general signed a letter opposing the act. Funny. This is similar to what Putin is doing in Russia......centralizing power from the provinces into Moscow. Do you think when Putin and Bush looked into each other's eyes, they realized they were soulmates both politically and emotionally? At least, they seem they're in sync in the way they are amassing power to themselves.