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To: hobo who wrote (2822)	1/3/2001 5:24:48 PM
From: Henry Volquardsen	Read Replies (2) of 3536

agreed on all points. I'm philosophically a proponent of smaller government and a reduction of tax rates but not until we pay down the debt. For better or worse we allowed the government to run it up and we need to pay it down. I don't think Bush will hold off either but am hoping he will be content with eliminating the marriage penalty and reducing estate taxes and holds off on marginal rate cuts till we have paid down the debt a lot more. I also agree that this may mean the Fed has seen something we haven't seen yet. That was a theme with a lot of traders I spoke with today. The market will bear close watching... as will the dollar.

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