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To: Aggie who wrote (83589)	1/5/2001 5:12:58 PM
From: excardog	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95453

Aggie I meant it from the perspective that he paid for his own press release and titled himself a consumer advocate. I put very little creedence in self promotion. Everyone has an opinion on CA here's mine: My thoughts on the CA situation are similar to yours and most others in that they made their bed they can sleep in it. But I sincerely doubt the Fed's will allow them to turn out the lights so to speak. Bail out is on the horizon IMO. California is far too important to the US and world economy to allow it to puke. So easy Al will figure out a way to stop the bleeding at least for the time being. I would also agree with Slider that big Al will hit the door in the not to distant future, leaving a big pile of you know what in his wake. I feel sorry for the next guy or gal who gets his job but he/she will get the keys to the printing presses. So all will be okay for a bit. The infrastructure problems must be dealt with and over time they will be. Plenty of pain in the interim though. Now just how to profit on them is the question. That's why were here isn't it? Regards Scott