71.   Critics contend that the bank has failed in its efforts to fight world poverty, and that many of its construction projects in developing nations are environmental disasters.

72.   Critics contend that the legal hurdles render the defense meaningless.

73.   Critics contend that the plan would devastate real estate values by eliminating the deduction for mortgage interest.

74.   Critics contend that the political money race, like the arms race of the Cold War, produces more money than the system can absorb.

75.   Critics contend that the proposed Religious Freedom Amendment is little more than an election-year nod to Christian conservatives.

76.   Critics contend that the regulations put too much faith in fuel companies to police themselves and are not stringent enough to prevent drivers from being overworked.

77.   Critics contend that the United States is fudging the definition of war to suit its political purposes.

78.   Critics contend that true reform should include pruning the United Nations of its obsolete appendages.

79.   Critics contend that under the provision, remote rights of way such as dog-sled paths and hiking trails could be expanded into two-lane highways.

80.   Critics contend the Geneva-based WTO places global trade liberalization above other legitimate interests such as human and worker rights and environmental protection.