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**************************** GETTING THE LAST BUGS OUT Most of you are receiving the new HTML-version of News & Views with no problems. A few bugs still exist for others, and we're working on getting them fixed. So I'm sending this particular issue out the old-fashioned way today. A new simplified HTML design will be tested with tomorrow's edition which should take care of most of the remaining problems, including the removal of the blue background which makes it so difficult to read messages when you "reply" - and the broken display problems some AOL subscribers have been experiencing. And again, for those of you who would prefer to receive a text-only version of News & Views, just go to www.citizenoutreach.com and sign up for it by simply entering your email address in the box at the end of the left-hand column and clicking on "Go." Ditto if you haven't been receiving you regular News & Views for the past week...BUT are getting this one. 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I have no idea how any of this stuff works, but will forward your problems to our tech guys at World Profit and have them try to fix 'em for you. **************************** LIBERTY CALENDAR If you haven't chipped in yet for our Winter Fundraising Drive...or taken a look at our new LIBERTY CALENDAR...please go to www.citizenoutreach.com Unlike activist groups on the left, we get no taxpayer money to fund our operations and the have no "sugar daddies" such as George Soros pouring millions into our operation. We rely on voluntary contributions from readers such as yourself to continue publishing News & Views every day...along with all the other programs and projects of Citizen Outreach. Without your continued support, I just might have to scale back our publishing schedule to just a couple days a week. You know the old saying: "You can't save the world if you can't pay the rent." So please take a moment to check out our new Liberty Calendar, while at the same time helping us continue bringing you News & Views every day. All the details on how kick in a few bucks - either by making a secure online contribution using your credit card or by sending a check or money - can be found at www.citizenoutreach.com. Oh, and by the way, your contribution IS tax-deductible. Thanks for your continued support. ************************* AND THE LOSER IS. A couple weeks ago we posted a "Survey Says!" question asking who you thought would be the first donkey-dwarf to drop out of the Democrat presidential race. Carol Mosely Braun was your #1 choice with 37 percent of the vote. And it looks like y'all were dead-on balls accurate, as Braun prepares to throw her support (what little of it there is) to Howard Dean. Gov. Whitebread must be thrilled. ************************************* AMERICA'S FOUNDING LIBERAL "(Thomas) Paine was not content with advocating reform of government. He went much further. Once a truly democratic government is established by the people what should its goal be? . . . Paine's plan called for free public education, for the relief of the poor, for old-age pensions, for cash benefits to be given at birth and at marriage, and for government-provided jobs and housing to assist the unemployed and immigrants. He urged increases in salaries for excise officers (tax collectors), the lower clergy, and soldiers and sailors. To pay for the operation of his social welfare plan, Paine proposed a graduated income tax." - "Tom Paine: Voice of Revolution" by Milton Meltzer __________________________________________ Chuck Muth's News & Views is published by Citizen Outreach, a non-partisan, 501(c)3 non-profit corporation. The opinions and views expressed in Chuck Muth's News & Views reflect those of the writers, editors and columnists therein and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Citizen Outreach, its officers, directors or employees. 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