Emma Thackery wrote:
>
> In article >,
> Larry LaMere > wrote:
>
> > Oh lovely. About 35 years ago there was a congressional committee to
> > discover why children fall off tricycles. After 9 months and spending
> > 75,000 dollars it was determined that they lost their ballance.
> > Brilliant.
>
> So because one Congressional study 35 years ago was flawed, Congress
> should refrain from investigating anything? With that kind of logic,
> I'm surprised you're not working in the Bush White House.

Care to find an example of a congressional committee study that isn't
flawed? They are flawed by their very nature since they are designed to
produce the results desired to match the political bias.