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To: Ardner Cheshire, Jr. who wrote (39926)	3/26/2000 11:31:00 PM
From: Ibexx	Respond to of 74651

This is my first and last message to you, one who doesn't really deserve a dignified response and one who tries to augment a weak argument with name calling. Get this straight: the current economic expansion is not the result of Clinton's doing or non-doing; it is rather a direct consequence of the evolution of information technology. Go back and polish your thought process, or acquire one if you have none. And don't bother respond because I have put you on IGNORE. Ibexx

To: Ardner Cheshire, Jr. who wrote (39926)	3/27/2000 12:06:00 AM
From: Jim McMannis	Respond to of 74651

Ardner, RE:"Ibexx, you are a right-wing knothead. You just had the greatest 8 years of your financial life under Clinton/Gore. George W. Shrub, would be a disaster for this country." I'm sure you'll pull that Demo lever, regardless. <G> Eh Lawyer? Jim

To: Ardner Cheshire, Jr. who wrote (39926)	3/27/2000 9:31:00 AM
From: PMS Witch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74651

... the greatest 8 years ... The current prosperity came in spite of the current occupants of the White House, not because of them. Today's prosperity is the legacy of the Regan years augmented by a responsible Republican congress and senate. Innovation and the shifts to a technology based economy and society, with minimal impediments, based mainly in the United States has given the world the opportunity to enjoy improvements in everyone's standard of living. As in any race, the fastest win, the slowest lose; unfortunately, in our current technology race, the government favours the slow; hence, we all lose. Citizens have little control over technology's progress, but they can change their government in a democracy. Cheers, PW. Message 13286358 P.S. In a democracy, the citizens will always get the government they deserve.