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   Serving Homeland Security
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   Following are responses to an FCW.com poll question that asked, "Given
   an opportunity, would you work for the Homeland Security Department?"
   I think Homeland Security is overdue. I would be willing to work there,
   but the location would be paramount in my decision. In my opinion, the
   one place it doesn't need to be is Washington, D.C.
   C. L. Jennings
   General Services Administration
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   I would consider working for Homeland Security for two reasons. One, I
   believe it is an important and necessary effort. Two, as an insider, I
   would be able to know just exactly how much information will be
   collected on citizens, and to what use it would be put.
   Name withheld by request
   (not carly F)

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