What Should Congress Make Its Top Priority in 2006?

What should Congress make its top priority in 2006? Earmarks: 2.8% Ban all human cloning: 1.1% Repeal Medicare Prescription Drug Plan: 0.7% Stop President Bush’s amnesty/guest worker plan: 7.5% Authorize oil drilling in ANWR: 9.0% Renew the Patriot Act: 8.1% Reform Social Security with private accounts: 2.6% Cut federal government spending: 7.4% Make President Bush’s […]

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  • 03/02/2023
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What should Congress make its top priority in 2006?

Earmarks: 2.8%
Ban all human cloning: 1.1%
Repeal Medicare Prescription Drug Plan: 0.7%
Stop President Bush's amnesty/guest worker plan: 7.5%
Authorize oil drilling in ANWR: 9.0%
Renew the Patriot Act: 8.1%
Reform Social Security with private accounts: 2.6%
Cut federal government spending: 7.4%
Make President Bush's tax cuts permanent, including abolition of the death tax: 14.0%
Build border fence to cover entire U.S.-Mexico border: 25.9%
Other (please specify): 21.0%

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