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To: combjelly who wrote (560809)	4/14/2010 4:20:13 PM
From: longnshort	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577893

Obama wanted NASA to fudge more numbers and not get caught like last time. gee why is Neil so upset then ?

To: combjelly who wrote (560809)	4/14/2010 4:58:11 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577893

Huh? I thought taxes were their big thing. Can't we give them Wyoming and let them play there to their hearts' content? Poll: Most Tea Party Supporters Say Their Taxes Are Fair Posted by Stephanie Condon CBS News Poll analysis by the CBS News Polling Unit: Sarah Dutton, Jennifer De Pinto, Fred Backus and Anthony Salvanto. As Tea Partiers gather for today's rally in Boston, home of the original Tea Party protest in 1773, 42 percent of Tea Party supporters think the amount of income taxes they'll pay this year is unfair, according to a new CBS News/ New York Times poll. Yet while some say the Tea Party stands for "Taxed Enough Already," most Tea Party supporters - 52 percent - say their taxes are fair, the poll shows. Just under one in five Americans say they support the Tea Party movement. However, those most active in the Tea Party are less satisfied with the amount of income taxes they will pay. Fifty-five percent of Tea Party activists - those who have attended a rally or donated money - (about 4 percent of Americans overall) say their income taxes are unfair. Americans overall are more likely than Tea Partiers to describe the income taxes they'll pay this year as fair - 62 percent do, according to the poll, conducted April 5 - 12. Majorities across all income levels say their income taxes are fair, as do most Republicans and Democrats. cbsnews.com