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NO SPENDING STOPS br> Re: David Hogberg's Let's Not Overdo It : /p> p>It's too little, too late. Senate Republicans have suddenly seen the light now that their re-elections are threatened by the steaming mad voters who put them in office. It won't work. We suspect that they'll go back to throwing away trillions of dollars as soon as the fall election season passes. Republicans had a wonderful opportunity to demonstrate that they could rule well by reducing the size of government. They have proven to us that we can expect little good from them. The most we can hope for in the future is limiting the damage that both parties intend to do. From now on, I'm voting for Senator Gridlock! br> -- Roger D. McKinney br> Broken Arrow, Oklahoma /p>

Come on! Do you really expect the Senate to vote on this proposal? It's nothing but more of the same smoke and mirrors they utilize every election year!

p>When "our" elected representatives get serious about controlling spending, we'll all have to be constantly ducking flying pigs! br> -- R. Goodson br> Vero Beach, Florida

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