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Strategies & Market Trends : Bob Brinker: Market Savant & Radio Host

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To: Investor2 who wrote (404)5/4/1997 2:02:00 AM
From: wooden ships   of 42834
 
I2 and all: While Brinker may be the peerless market
savant, I must question his political history. Today,
he gave unbridled and undivided praise to our confidence
man in the White House for lowering the deficits and moving
to balance the budget. The out of character syrupy paean
to our chief criminal executive made no mention of the
most obvious and paramount feature of the political land-
scape, id est, (as of 1994)the first majority Republican Con-
gress in forty years and a powerful engine of restraint and
reform. Whom is Brinker attempting to mollify with this brain-
less analysis? Would Brinker care to hazard an opinion on what
the extent of federal deficits (accepting for the moment
Brinker's numbers) might be if we had been treated to a
Democrat controlled legislature led by the ultra-liberal
triumvirate of Dick Gephardt, David Bonior, and Tom
Daschle (natural enemies of balanced budgets) during
the whole of Billary's tenure?

Brinker says Clinton gets no credit for lowering deficits.
Perhaps, Bob, there is a reason for this, viz., he doesn't
deserve any.

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