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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry

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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (28390)	6/4/2004 7:27:02 PM
From: Ann Corrigan	Read Replies (1) of 81568

Just this morning we received the good news of more jobs created. Economy is sizzling. Gas prices keep rising because the Saudis are passing the cost of their extensive national security problems along to their customers. That's expected to drastically diminish soon. Our portfolio recovered & has been improving for past yr. The tech bubble combined with 9/11 caused a double whammy that has finally reversed. Clinton merely had the good fortune to be in the WH during the tech bubble. His timing was perfect. The effects on the economy of a devastating terrorist attack on the homeland, cannot be overlooked as a major part of the economy's recent shakiness. Foreign investment will return once the terrorists have been contained. As long as they're permitted to create havoc, the market will remain jittery. "Wall St climbs a wall of worry" is still valid. Personally, I believe foreigners own too much of the USA, so it's more than fine with me if their gobbling up of some of our oldest companies has finally slowed. American businesses staffed by American workers is the best combination for the wealth & health of both entities in the future.

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