But hey, that's just opening the door to crazy talk, our gov. would never do anything like making up a crisis just to be empowered to "deliver the cure"....

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I've witnessed firsthand how it's empowered countless others to achieve their financial goals and create a secure future for their families.

Deciding to be a stay home mom from being an independent career women was a big change for me.

@James Park Had to laugh earlier today when I was sitting in the Starbucks at State Bridge and 141 next to a large table of Korean American women while reading your comments about affluent Asians in the area.

Men have no idea what it is like to have to think of safety every day--not living in fear, just a thing women have to do, like brushing your teeth.  

As much as I like women sexually, when it comes to normal day to day living, the idea of constantly being around the same person, especially a woman, does not appeal to me.

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I am betting not because if you had, it would have indicated every little over-spend and empowered where to adjust.