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To: Pink Minion who wrote (23766)	1/3/2000 9:59:00 PM
From: Craig Freeman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24154

ex-Dil, I have no opinion on Clinton. Loads of jokes but no opinion. There was a time, long ago, that I agreed with you completely. But circumstances and history have changed my opinion. At the moment that I posted, I thought MSFT was a good investment. I was right only as far as to dollars, profits, and the market. I had no politics or personal opinions in mind and I hope never to dilute my investment strategies with the same. My goal, like any good Farenge, is only to create a "profit". There's no telling what the future may bring and, at some future date, our opinions might even be reversed. One thing does bother me though. Some political activists can become so busy making speeches that they can ignore the cause of others and ... worse .. ignore the reason why they started their crusade. I applaud those who have the courage and insight to try and change the world. Because, "in my old age", I find it easier to judge things based upon history rather than the "potential" for change. The question is not in the realm of right or wrong but rather is clearly stating your goals. For that reason, I see no reason to disagree with you in any way except ... perhaps ... your failure to express your own goals as succinctly as I have here. Craig Reply to: "Pleaz. What would the Clinton haters do?" and "Also, some just feel like it's unethical investing in MSFT."