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14. Agreed. I think getting the thing scored by the CBO is one way we might be able to avoid what looks

Fri Feb 24, 2012, 12:21 PM

Feb 2012

like the inevitable.

Unfortunately, we are stuck with the situation we have, so I don't know what else we can do.

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Baby... bathwater... MannyGoldstein Feb 2012 #7

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I thought the CBO numbers had it as revenue neutral? Motown_Johnny Feb 2012 #17

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You are right, but the politics is better with a revenue neutral plan Motown_Johnny Feb 2012 #19