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Geez, after 9/11 weren't we supposed to have disaster relief well funded and highly motivated? But I suppose that if 9/11's response to terrorism is the blueprint, that we will now see Wyoming get the best levee and flood control system in the world. The Republicans repeated say that government is incompetent and evil. It is when they run it. perfect name Posted by: Sparticus on September 4, 2005 at 4:40 PM | PERMALINK Tripp: "Convinvcing people that "the Government" is *not* them but some perfect name distant conglomeration of beurocrats is one of the great accomplishments of "conservatives" Yeah, perfect name the conservative attack on government is amazing. In my wildest wild-eyed liberal moments, I have wondered about the fertile soil in which the "conservative" message grew.
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