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To: ahhaha who wrote (43682)	10/24/1999 1:04:00 AM
From: Jim McMannis	Respond to of 116764

Ahahaha, RE:"Clinton is making a surprisingly large number of airhead recommendations. This is a pork barrel attempt to win back the party he has alienated in order to preserve the prospects for Gore." Heck I thought you were a Clint man...<G>

To: ahhaha who wrote (43682)	10/24/1999 7:14:00 AM
From: Bobby Yellin	Respond to of 116764

Obviously if things were so great,then wouldn't Gore be a shoe in since voters would want more of the same? That might say it all judging by Gore's current popularity Re dollar..if deficit reduced ..less need for treasuries..lower interest rates..less cost for companies..more growth..more money flowing to dollar.. I guess I am just assuming we will be headed towards some kind of socialism.. I wonder how much tax revenue has been generated by the bull market and capital gains? I wonder..what will happen when the bull is over .. Real estate prices continue to fly through the roof in New York area.. Food prices are so high..what happens when commodities start rising? History always repeats itself.. I don't think the US wants to part with gold..wonder why they don't buy more with social security money ..maybe by the time baby boomers start retiring, there will be more than enough funds to pay out social security benefits..(just think if they wind up reducing deficit and interests go very low and if they invest social security money into low rates..it will be a snail's pace growth--what am I missing..) ps I know..a better bet is to try to reduce deficit to provide low interest rates for businesses here to continue to grow and bring in revenues