but those too not make sense at all when you subject them to a moment of scrutiny and richard b. better? fix it now 46 million or 30 million? which would saddle the grandchildren with more debt? does anybody seriously propose not fixing it? would they be willing to say sell out loud? and so we make decisions about public policy with issues like these. so the argument for making those changes is based on the cost escalation figures not taking into the changes at all they have been hard hit sitting idle so they're not giving up 1/8 goods services they need work and the materials to do the work of art cheapening the world markets. the equipment that you need to do the job 16 nido in away from other useful tasks. 1.7% was the courage t-bill rate fell never be lower i am assuming but there is no case for not doing this work now. i was at ed debate three weeks ago at the cornell club with p.j. york, the conservative satirist and i were debating what should be done about the current economic situation. we did not agree on much but we left the advent agreeing to write the op-ed together and we