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p>Sure, I could go the complete "tough love" route and let him lose the car and his job; but that would have had him my house an additional year or more before he spread his wings and left the nest. So teaching my son a lesson ended up taking a bite out of my hide in lost of time and inconvenience. In this case of the banks and sub-prime loans, in teaching them a lesson, don't think they alone will bear the costs. br> -- Mike Dooley /p> p> It seems to me that every word of Mr. Uhler's column is true, correct, and right, and I have exactly zero confidence that any significant number of politicians on the local, state, or national level will heed his call for common sense. br> -- Ken Shreve br> New Hampshire /p> p> SCRAPS AND LITTLE MORE br> Re: Peter Hannaford's The GOP's Table-Scraps Strategy : /p>
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