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furthermore, it you add to the Bush score of $60 billion to $70 billion of funds he has drawn each year from the Social Security Trust Fund, it will be seen that Bush will have spent in one year alone, more than $400 billion of other people’s money, which undoubtedly qualifies him as an “ultra liberal.” On the facts, that is.
If you support Bush, as I suspect you do, Edith Pond, maybe you are an “ultra liberal” too.
II. On the basis of the foregoing discussion and many other compelling considerations for which the present space is inadequate, I would like to urge the faithful to get out and vote for the following candidates on Nov. 5Jerry Wood, delegate; Margaret Haynes, state senator; and Kay Slaughter, congressman.
All of these candidates are opposed to Bush’s budgetary “ultra liberalism,” and will vote sensibly on any matter that comes before them, since they are all either “conservative liberals” or “liberal conservatives.” On most issues.
LEE BIRD
Washington, Va.
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