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. -- render unt caesar what is caesar's. he also thought that you're supposed to be responsible as members of government as the story of zaccheus shows. zaccheu sumbings was so excited about having jesus come that it showed in his life and his exuberance. not only did his life completely change from having met jesus, he actually, after that decided that the appropriate thing for him as a governmental tax collect war un-- collector would be to cut taxes. not only did he cut taxes, he gave a four to one rebate to those from whom he had taken too much. so if our government's looking for an example to follow, perhaps doing what zaccheus did after he met jesus would be a good way to go. government is supposed to be responsible. those of us in government do have an obligation as stewards of this country to provide for the common defense. and make sure their own internal financial policies do not bring this nation down. that we're stewards with this great country so that young people, some of them here, will have a country even bet