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To: Dan3 who wrote (121509)	12/8/2000 8:41:47 PM
From: Barry Grossman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Dan, Where did I say I was worried? I'm not. But it IS a big deal. The failure of our system to elect someone who will be considered the legitimately elected President is the problem - no matter who is inaugurated on 1/20/01. Until this issue is resolved, we will be in a political maelstrom. It will take at least until the 2004 election results are in before we know have any inkling of what the long term political effect will be. We, as a people, have been there before and have gone on to create this wonderful country. All the problems with its governance have yet to be fixed, but after all, we have only had 215-220 years. It will take more time but we will be just fine. I am maintaining my optimistic view in spite of the current events. Barry

To: Dan3 who wrote (121509)	12/9/2000 1:21:15 AM
From: exhon2004	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Dan: re >>Many of you fear that Gore might go too far on environmental initiatives and attempting to reduce economic inequalities, but congress would stop him there.<< Gore had to campaign a little further to the left than he otherwise would have due to Nader. Whether Bush or Gore win I believe the stock market will go up. IMHO the market has shown a strong preference for Bush and would rally if and when he became the obvious choice. However, after taking office, Gore would make a strong move back to the center thus alleviating many of the concerns business people have about his campaign rhetoric. While this would take longer, the market should still recover. Regards, Greg