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Politics : President Al Gore - what should investors expect?

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To: SnakeInATuxedo who wrote (11)	9/17/1998 12:36:00 PM
From: Ed Fishbaine	of 19

CL One of the phony arguments for the preservation of Clinton's tenure is that the market will fall apart without him; that foreign policy will disintegrate. He is supposedly a critical leader. This is nonsense. Rubin and Greenspan run our economy. Who thinks that they go to Clinton to get his permissions for their decisions? Rubin and Greenspan will remain in a Gore administration and Gore will also follow their lead. The market will not be affected by a transfer of the presidency to Gore IMO. As far as foreign policy goes I am not sure what Gore would be like and I welcome information from others. Supposedly he is up on international affairs but this says nothing about what his policy would be. In any case, Clinton's foreign policy in my view has been disasterous and Gore's could not be much worse. We do need a change of adminstration in 2000 to wash out the ineffectiveness of our state department. Unfortunately I dont believe that Albright will resign when Clinton leaves. Will Gore come out of the shadows and really become a president? Or will he really super activate his destructive liberal policies? Comments? regards, ed

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