How are you going to apologize to your children and their children after four more years of the Bush administration, when you voted Republican in 2004? The “don’t tax but spend big” conservatives are demanding a raise in the federal debt limit, thus insuring that down the road our children will pay, and pay, and pay.
Keith Pace
Everett
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