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	<title>Comments on: Tom Perriello = &#8220;CHUMP&#8221; Change</title>
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		<title>By: Cville Eye</title>
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		<description>Supposedly, the bill is 1,400 pages in total.  Sense Congress voted on the measure one day after if got the final copy, I doubt if any of the scammers in DC read anything except the sections they wanted to make sure were in there.  I would be surprised if Perriello read the summary.
It&#039;s funny how he criticizes the first giveaway, as indicated in the second quote, yet, he was a staunch supporter of it last fall.  He stated that he would have gladly voted for $700B to the rich if he had been in office at the time.  So, Mr. Perriello, which is it?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Supposedly, the bill is 1,400 pages in total.  Sense Congress voted on the measure one day after if got the final copy, I doubt if any of the scammers in DC read anything except the sections they wanted to make sure were in there.  I would be surprised if Perriello read the summary.<br />
It&#8217;s funny how he criticizes the first giveaway, as indicated in the second quote, yet, he was a staunch supporter of it last fall.  He stated that he would have gladly voted for $700B to the rich if he had been in office at the time.  So, Mr. Perriello, which is it?</p>
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