Regardless, what is your lottery predition for 01/05/2005?

This is for Georgia.

Reddog:
We may not have an accurate death count for weeks; many people are still unaccounted for and, while I agree with the pundits that it's unlikely anyone else will be found alive, we can't just write those people off. If this is your first exposure to the potential misuse of American tax dollars, then Rush Limbaugh will serve you well, since he loves to point those things out to us. He's paid around ten million dollars a year to tell us what we should think about any issue which happens to catch his fancy, and I think we should realize his opinions are as valid and important to posterity as those of any other drug addict. The United States has given more foreign aid to more nations than all other countries of the world combined. It's going to take a few weeks to raise that kind of money; Bush doesn't have a checkbook on his desk from which he can draw relief funds at his own discretion. The ultimate decision on how much aid will be sent rests with congress, not with the president. Personally, I'm growing tired of all the bipartisan name-calling and game-playing. Our elected officials need to be reminded that they serve at the will of the people, not that of the lobbyists. They all tend to become complacent and lazy after a few months in office, to the point where they forget who they work for. Until recall elections become truly popular in America, we're just going to have to put up with it.

"Until recall elections become truly popular in America, we're just going to have to put up with it."
I wish we could have done that during the Clinton Administration. Hmmm