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To: REPANDPROUDOFIT
You are quite clear.

Your feelings are paramount to contractual agreements.

Any whom chose to deal with you in a business manner should beware.

You probably made a great mother. A reason I think women are ill suited to be politicians.

That being said, your sort probably believes you aren't stealing when you rob Peter to pay Paul., while your male counterpart knows full well what he is doing.

24 posted on 02/04/2009 6:23:39 AM PST by G.Mason (Alarm & Muster)
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To: cherry; REPANDPROUDOFIT
BTW ... Double Dipping
25 posted on 02/04/2009 6:33:03 AM PST by G.Mason (Alarm & Muster)
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To: G.Mason
Your feelings are paramount to contractual agreements. Any whom chose to deal with you in a business manner should beware. You probably made a great mother. A reason I think women are ill suited to be politicians.

My, my! Testy aren't we!

Though hard for you to believe, I too am a believer in sanctity of contract. But sometimes you have to follow reason. Take the UAW, for example. Their retirees contracted fairly for a very nice retirement that includes gold plated health care FOR LIFE! No Medicare for them at age 65. The auto industry can no longer afford those terms, so now you and I are paying for them through the auto union bailout. That just isn't right. Make them go on Medicare like the rest of us. I don't like adding them to the Medicare rolls any more than you do. But given a choice between 1) handing over billions of dollars in regular bailouts (there will be more) or 2) making them "make do" with the same senior health care as the rest of us - I choose the latter.

27 posted on 02/04/2009 8:56:49 AM PST by REPANDPROUDOFIT
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