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No I don't and neither does anyone else for that matter. That's the biggest problem with this whole mess. Nobody really has a "plan" but yet they was trying to push the non-plan to a vote before the break. What a bunch of baloney. And then to say everyone that disagrees with this approach is a terrorists or anti-American is bullshit. This "hurry and get something done before the American public figures out what happened" crap both parties played with the "bailout" isn't quite cutting it this time around and thats a good thing. If nothing else all this public outcry will make our elected officials slow down and actually debate something and come up with a good plan rather than something similiar to the bullshit we was all fed on the bailouts. I don't expect anything good to come out of the town hall meetings but maybe when the discussion moves back to the halls of Congress something good will come out of it. And think about it, if the insurance companies and drug companies are behind whatever it is they are contemplating is it really going to be that good for the taxpayer or consumer?
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Thomas Jefferson
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