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Peter: You are entirely right. Part of the problem with Congress is that the president hasn’t once attempted to induce some discipline in Congress’s miscellaneous ramblings. It’s entirely his fault that we now have the spectacle of the federal government paying for television converter boxes so people can watch digital tv. But the real problem here is Congressional irresponsibility, which Will denies and Willfully ignores. We have reached a stage at which this Congressional divorce from reality has become dangerous for the safety of the Republic. I think we need to beat them over the head with this every day from now ‘till November ‘06.
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