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RARE BIPARTISANSHIP br> Re: Michael Brendan Dougherty's The Waxman Cometh : /p>

We can all be happy that Congress has nothing more pressing to do than get some face-time on ESPN. We can marvel that Mr. Waxman et. al. have solved our economic, social and military problems and now have time to kick back and investigate whether a few of America's most pampered people, right after actors and politicians, use performance enhancing substances.

I guess the VA medical care is fixed. Global warming, assuming it ever began, has now been halted. Finances are good and we'll all get free health care. I assume since Democrats can waste time on things like this, we can all stop working because heaven on earth has been created!

p>God Bless Democrats. br> -- Jay Molyneaux br> Denver, North Carolina /p> p> I like your articles, but think the steroid stuff in baseball is important enough for Congress to get involved. Baseball and the other sports have put up with it, kids copy these sports and it is very risky for them to take it. If Roger just won with spitballs and kids copied that I would agree Congress shouldn't get involved. br> -- Kevin

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