Clark has always been averse to the intense snooping that the Census Bureau does each year. It’s something Americans have a duty to reply to, but the government’s questions have become increasingly more intrusive. The census is supposed to count the number of people in the country, not help government agencies snoop on citizens. And apparently the government is listening to its citizens because the tentative 2010 census looks pretty fair. Most people are going to be asked only four questions, which is great. There will be bonus questions for people who are Hispanic and people of other races. But, in general, the census appears to do what it is supposed to this time. Now, if you find a question intrusive or offensive, simply don’t answer it. It’s your prerogative.