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To: maceng2 who wrote (45140)	4/27/2012 9:25:35 AM
From: robert b furman	1 Recommendation Respond to of 71475

No I do not. I consider that write up to be from a gun toting independent. That his desire for fiscal conservative goals more than likely puts him in the conservative camp. I think Bush should and can be criticised for spending too much. I think his Iraq war is where he lost the people. His desire for market based health care was imo far too quickly abandoned. I think he proved that the senior drug care can be administered with cost controls through competition. I loved the idea of Health savings accounts. Personal discipline is as the biggest a part of health care. If you are responsible for your bills - you'll watch your own self abuse. Then there is catastrophic insurance and that should be based on verifiable wellness habits. If you voluntarily smoke or indulge in obesity - you pay more to insure your poor wellness habits. If you have more accidents than others - your car insurance is ata higher premium. Fair is fair and I don't want to pay for a slob that doesn't take care of themselves. Carrying a gun - every body's right. The more of that we have the less criminals will be tempted to hurt others. When no one has a gun only the thugs will carry them. Bob Todays subjects are so varied in nature and scope no one wears the exact oerfect label so why try labeling people. We have a right to vote and should use it wisely with an expectation of accountability.