In Gratitude Dear Taxpayer, Your none too humble servants all too rarely express their deep appreciation for all you have done to make America all that it is today. We hope this message will correct that oversight. First and foremost, we thank you for guaranteeing the national credit. We would

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Picture this: you're sitting down to a quiet meal with your family one evening. Just as you reach for the mashed potatoes the phone rings. It might be your mother calling with news on the upcoming family reunion, so you make a mad dash for the phone just in time to catch it before the answering