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she said she would otherwise like to have come to be with the ipa today.e have to leave this wonderful inspirational story and talk about the topic of government waste. we had peter grace here and speak to the ipa in 1990. his successor is here. tom, would you please come forward. tom schatz is the chairman of citizens against government waste. but i ask him to talk about in part was whatever happened to earmarks? we heard a lot about earmarks. they were supposed to have disappeared. i am going to ask tom, did they disappear? please welcome tom schatz. >> thank you very much, mark. it's a pleasure to be back speaking to the international platform association. the last time i was here taxpayers were up in arms about wasteful spending and earmarks. that was 10 years ago. the deficit was an outrageously high number. not much has changed. one thing that has changed as we know more about which members of congress are asking for in the earmarks, but they still take great pride in the pork. this is something citizens against government waste. at that time that wa

so she said otherwise you would have liked to ha come to be with the ipa today.now we have to leave this wonderful inspirational story, and talk about the topic of government waste. we had peter grace here speak to the ipa in the year 1990. and his successor is here. tom, would you pase come forward. tom schatz is the chairman. and what i asked tom to talk about in part today is tell us whatever happened to earmarks. we heard a lot about earmarks in the last several years and they were supposed to have disappeared. so i am going to ask tom, did they disappear. please welcome tom schz, president of citizens against government waste. [applause] >> thank you very much, mark. is a pleasure to be back speaking to the international platform association. the last time i was here, taxpayers were up in arms about wasteful spending and earmarks, pork and that was 10 years ago. deficit was an outrageously high number, d i and for schilling not much has changed. the one thing that has changed is that we know more about which members of congress are asking for the earmarks, b