91.   The states have not needed to wait for Congress to act in order to redirect money to religious social services.

92.   The states need to agree on a joint taxation plan that is simple and does not unduly burden Internet merchants.

93.   The state might need an exemption from Erisa to operate the program.

94.   The state needs to make sure that its screening is adequate and that the Willard program performs at least as well as those preferred by the district attorneys.

95.   The state needs to tighten its oversight and supervision of the program.

96.   The state also needs serious campaign finance reform that imposes strict limits on the size of contributions and rewards lawmakers who collect a large number of small donations.

97.   The state Legislature needs to approve the new technology, and the City Council and Mayor Rudolph Giuliani need to come up with the money.

98.   The state needed federal waivers to test the system.

99.   The state needed money, so it taxed newcomers.

100.   The state needs federal permission for many aspects of its plan because they are inconsistent with federal law.