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No this is not right if you cannot afford the child do not have it. 

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There is no reason for calorie counts on menus if people would think before they order and realize when they begin to gain weight that they need to get up and exercise.  I heard one of your guests say that tobacco should be made perscription only.  I am a ex somker and to ban tobacco would just make me smoke it again.  I am American I have very few freedoms left and this is a choice i get to make.  Lets make candy perscription only, and alchohol, and sugar etc etc this is a slippery slope to the loss of freedoms in america

if you don't like don't be around it and let others be

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I have a great idea if people who have kids don't want the school days to get shorter why don't we remove the child tax credit and use that money to pay for taxes

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