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Who wouldn’t, really? 

The statement to the liberal democratic leadership has recently been summarized into this pithy sentence: we want to pay more taxes and give you more opportunity to engage in corrupt practices…oh and go ahead and tell our kids to smoke pot while you’re at it.  Let’s not smoke pot, let’s not elect corruption (or at least any more corruption) into Massachusetts, and let’s think things through before voting.

I talked to quite a few scared citizens who voted “no” on question 1 because their employer was threatening that the organization would lose funding if question 1 passed.  Let’s stop hitting the pipe for one moment and take a closer look: the real problem is government corruption but we’d rather keep that in place and keep paying high taxes than step into the face of Massachusetts politicians and show them we actually care about their personal profit the average taxpayer financially supports (by continuing to pay taxes, as you legally must do). 

Corruption and misuse of taxes is clearly the issue here, not state income tax (which New Hampshire and other states do fine without) but instead of facing the problem we cower in fear and vote “no” to saving our own hard-earned money from literally being scooped into greedy, corrupt hands. 

But what can be done about political corruption in government?  Let me know if you have any ideas… 

LOS ANGELES - Pop star Britney Spears’ 2-year-old son was taken to the hospital over the weekend after he had a reaction to something he ate, a statement on the singer’s Web site said on Monday.

Jayden James was admitted to a Mississippi hospital during a visit by the singer and her two sons to her family home in Kentwood, Louisiana.

“Jayden James Federline was admitted to the Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center on Sunday, November 9th. Doctors concluded he had a reaction to something he ingested. He is expected to be discharged tomorrow (Tuesday),” said the statement from the Spears family posted on the official www.britneyspears.com Web site.

People magazine, quoting a source close to the family, said that Jayden had suffered “a terrible allergic reaction. He had hives, was itchy and irritable.”

The source told the celebrity magazine that Jayden “is doing fine” and Spears, 26, and her mother, Lynne, spent Sunday night at the hospital with him.

Britain’s Daily Mail newspaper had reported earlier that the toddler suffered an apparent seizure.

The trip by Spears to Louisiana, her childhood home, was the first time she had been allowed to leave California with sons Sean Preston, 3, and Jayden since their father Kevin Federline was given full custody in July.

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