What would default mean for you?

Jul 26, 2011 12:34 PM EDT

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Default would affect all Americans, but perhaps none as directly as federal employees. Tell us what it would mean for you and your family. The Federal Diary is interested in hearing from workers, families, etc.

●Please e-mail your answers to federalworker@washpost.com and include your full name, home town and the agency for which you work. We might include your response in Friday’s Washington Post. When answers are particularly sensitive, we will consider a respondent’s request to withhold full identification. Or for a more detailed questionnaire visit us online at www.washingtonpost.com /federaleye.

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