You are right, John. And for all the complainers I ask, how often do you vote? I vote once a year, every year. My local elections are just as important as federal elections. We do have local taxes! If you don't vote, you get what you deserve. During non-presidential elections, VERY FEW people vote. John Dewey wrote: > To give a somewhat answer to a couple of your questions. In an article in > our news paper a census guy said the flush toilet question would help in > targeting where to spend home rehabilitation HUD money. The what time do you > leave for work question would help in designing transportation improvements. > Both of these seem like good reasons to me. We have seen cases on this list > where bad advice was given because the person posing the question didn't > give us enough data about the problem. If we want the government to spend > our tax money more wisely they have to have data to base their decisions on. > > John Dewey -- Frank Cahill Associate Member, Piano Technicians Guild Northern Va
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