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RE: his administration has done an excellent job with the economy (good, sustained growth, very low unemployment, and virtually no inflation), but Gore would be an unknown
Gore and clinton are both moderate and perhaps sometimes even conservative democrats with respect to economy. Gore would hopefully do as little as clinton has done to disturb the growth brought about by low energy prices, the peace dividend, worldwide deflation, and technological advances. (Guess what would happen if we had $20 oil in 99.) The FRB and Greenspan are the secondary heroes. Just keep politicians out of the way.
The 62% figure you cite is probably reflects the same percentages of of amerikans who have already lost respect already for the rule of law. I doubt it though. Americans may say one thing to "pollsters", but I believe every parent wishes for a civilized society for his children. Polls, after all, don't count when rule of law is still in effect. O.J. and clinton fall into the same category there.
Senators who serve six years do not bend to pollsters "findings" as readily as you intimate they should. This country should be ruled by "equally applied" law not the whims of ill conceived and perhaps erroneous polls. Clinton is known as a "Windhund" in Germany. He puts his nose in the wind to sniff the polls just like a hound dog. He yelps and chases the scent until an new one appears. Who knows, he may even have had a hand in setting up the polls with his friends at the jokingly called "Clinton Network News" (CNN) and his buddy Kaplan. A lot stranger things have happened with this administration.
When your kids turn six or so, I think you might find yourself thinking about some of the morality and ethics issues that you have been on the wrong side of here on SI. Long live the Republic and The constitution and law and ethics and morality!
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