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Hi Jackie,
You are exactly right. Clinton was trapped by his own rhetoric. According
to "Spin Cycle," Clinton actually took a secret poll before intervening in
the tobacco negotiations. Maybe that is comforting to those who believe in
democracy. Morals are very relative in this administration.
>Jackie Fellows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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>Hi Terry
>
>And the sad part of this is that the welfare reform, according to some, are
>going to hit children the hardest. So it is likely we will see more
problem >children. It seems like we do mind putting a large number of
children at risk >to ensure that the smaller percent of welfare recipients
are not on the rolls >for long periods of time.
>
>jackief
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>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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>> Hi Sue,
>>
>> Maybe as long as you are wondering who to blame for the problems maybe you
>> and I have some part in this. There is a reason that children make up the
>> major portion of the poor in this country. The last report I saw said that
>> 1 out of 5 children live in poverty. The country has decided that children
>> aren't worth as much as others. The main problem is the long decline in
>> wages in this country.
>>
>> >Sue Hartigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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>> >
>> >Hi Terry:
>> >
>> >I have to agree here. The government in getting into the family too
>> >much and then leaving the mess that they make for the parents to clean
>> >up. I do agree with that.
>> >
>> >But it still is your family, and knowing where your kids are, as well
>> >as well as making them go to school (which can be next to impossible in
>> >some situations) is still up to the parent. No matter what the
>> >government says.
>> >
>> >But it has to start in infancy, you can't start when they reach high
>> >school age (or even younger) and expect to have results.
>> >
>> >What is strange here is that no one wants to blame the kid for what he
>> >does. Yet no one wants to blame anyone else either.
>> >
>> >Sue
>> >
>> >Sue
>> >> Even beyond that, Doc, is the increasing willingness of the government to
>> >> assume a position of authority but leaving all the responsibility with the
>> >> parents. The government is willing to even kill kids but it is the
parents'
>> >> fault.
>> >>
>> >> Best, Terry
>> >
>> >--
>> >Two rules in life:
>> >
>> >1. Don't tell people everything you know.
>> >2.
>> >
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>> Best, Terry
>>
>> "Lawyer - one trained to circumvent the law" - The Devil's Dictionary
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