Koko asked:


IRS is too. they found that businesses have not been paying their taxes. only because its voluntary not a law to have to pay their taxes. so businesses have been using the extra money personally or putting it back into their business, when it should go to the irs and then back to the people..

So is IndyMac a mortgage banker, they failed all of their customers and filed bankruptcy. Dont forget about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac’s situation.

So is FEMA, a CNN investigation found 20 million dollars worth of household items (shoes, clothes, etc) for Katrina victims in their warehouse.

FDA inspectors dont inspect the food the comes from mexico and canada. now theres a samenella outbreak. on top of that they nor congress told anyone to actually stop eating tomatoes, they werent even certain. the tomatoes in the US come from 2 places: Florida and Mexico. but now its hot peppers.

What about Ted Stevens, the longest running senator, republican, and his corruption charges? and the other officials that have done it in the past? they still get their pension benefits that are 100k a year for life!

There are alot of people in the government that show that their strategies arent the best for the job they do. but they have their jobs, or at least salaries.
and with irs i mean they made the policy as one can volunteer rather than have to. when businesses must.

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no not justification, i am pointing out mistakes from different parts of the government and its institutions. he doesnt have experience in war strategies, but president creates those with war officials and his administration. not just him alone.

he is not jesus only jesus can heal the world. im looking for someone to help out america.

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lb_kj asked:


Jose and Carlos are panhandling at the freeway off ramp. Jose drives a Mercedes, lives in a mortgage free house and has a lot of money to spend. Carlos only brings in 2 to 3 dollars a day. Carlos asks Jose how he can bring home a suitcase full of $10 bills every day. Jose says, “Look at your sign.” It reads: “I have no work, a wife & 6 kids to support” Carlos looks at Jose’s sign. It reads: “I only need another $10.00 to move back to Mexico”

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Pelosi opposes EPA clean air decision
WASHINGTON – House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told the Environmental Protection Agency on Friday that Congress would closely scrutinize its decision to reject California’s request to tighten rules on greenhouse gas emissions.
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Pelosi, D-Calif., said she strongly disagreed with the agency’s rationale for the decision and would support an investigation by Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif. He is seeking all documents related to the state’s request for a waiver to implement fuel efficiency rules for vehicles that it says will work faster than the federal government’s.

“The actions of the EPA in denying the California request cannot help but raise serious questions about the support of the Bush administration for state efforts to safeguard the environment and the health of their residents,” Pelosi wrote in a letter to EPA Administrator Stephen L. Johnson.

EPA’s announcement Wednesday that it would bar California and at least 16 other states from regulating tailpipe emissions from new cars and trucks was swiftly criticized by state leaders and environmental groups. Several states have said they will appeal the decision.

Johnson said California’s emissions limits were not needed because Congress approved energy legislation raising fuel efficiency standards nationwide to an average of 35 miles per gallon by 2020. California officials say their state’s law was tougher and acted faster.

White House deputy press secretary Tony Fratto defended Johnson’s decision Friday: “He made that based on what he thought was best for the nation in addressing this issue, and he pointed to the really significant policy changes that are going to come through from the energy bill that we signed last week.”

“There’s always a balance, and he (the president) does have a healthy respect for states’ rights,” Fratto added, “but these decisions need to be made in terms of what is best for the country.”

It was the first time the agency had completely denied a Clean Air Act waiver request from California after granting more than 50. The state adopted tailpipe standards in 2004 that would have required car makers to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30 percent in new cars and light trucks by 2016.

Under the Clean Air Act, California needed a waiver to put in place the rules, and other states could then adopt them, too.

Twelve other states — Connecticut, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont and Washington — have adopted the standards. The governors of Arizona, Colorado, Florida and Utah have said they also plan to adopt them. The rules are under consideration in Iowa.

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SweetsnScotch asked:


I met a mexican national in 1996, fell in love with him and married him in 2000. We had two children together. In 2006 our marriage fell apart and I began to realize he was not the person I thought he was. As I apply for credit and bank accounts I keep coming across information that someone has used my identity to open credit including a possible $2000 plus per month mortgage. I think my ex husband sold my identity to illegal immigrants for work purposes. I asked my ex about it and of course he denied it. How can I go about finding out if someone has stolen my identity and what can I do about it?

By the way… my ex is now living in Mexico and the kids and I have no contact with him. Is there a way to have him brought back into the US for possible prosecution?
I have full custody of my children. My ex never contacts them.

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