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To: steve harris who wrote (339882)	6/9/2007 3:57:13 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575064

Another example the rich dems are not going to raise taxes on themselves. It sure doesn't sound like it.......from your article: ""Neal has yet to release details of the plan, however, and others inside and outside the committee say major pieces of it are still in flux. Some Democrats say Neal's plan stretches the definition of the middle class too far, providing AMT relief to too many wealthy households. They argue that the cutoff for families to be spared from the AMT should be lower, at $200,000, $150,000 or even $75,000." You seem to think that I am wedded to the Dems. Let me make clear.....I vote for people who do the right things. That could even be a GOPer but in the current atmosphere, its not very likely. That's why I am leaning towards the Dems.