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None of the on-topic threads should turn into a political debate.

I'm inclined to agree with Judy. This is getting ridiculous. Injecting political debate and passive aggressive barbs into every possible conversation is really starting to take its toll on the atmosphere of this community.

Phil Drake is a tea party bigot, and I won't support a company that is campaigning against my client base. Learning that bit of info cemented me against Drake.

Yes, I think so. It shows how much confidence rick has in my house though, that his first thought was that the house was just randomly deciding to collapse!

I wish there was an undecided button. I might not chime in on this one until November or so.

I can only hope that what should have been a simple poll is not going to be another thread that devolves into a political rants. There should have been no need for any commentary, and I thought I included enough choices to allow most of our forum's users to select appropriate answers. I do respect that each and every one of you has the right to express your views, whichever side of the aisle you agree with, but this shouldn't be happening across so many threads in the forums. Could we please try to stick to the topics of the original threads? Many of the threads are being derailed with this type of commentary or pointed questions that lead the conversations off topic or into debates on politics. The above 4 posts add nothing except to incite political banter, which all but a few are participating in, and it is really getting tiresome. That is the reason why we have "N/T" in the title of threads that aren't tax related, so that those of us who try to stay out of the political discussions can do so, but that is getting very difficult. Thanks, after the first thread that I chose to look at on here, now I'm in a really bad mood! /rant

Try this one: http://www.irs.gov/Filing/Individuals/Amended-Returns-(Form-1040-X)/Wheres-My-Amended-Return-1

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