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To: Steve Dietrich who wrote (42453)	3/28/2001 1:29:54 AM
From: Peter O'Brien	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 64865

>Also, budget deficits usually go along with higher interest rates, and for >those of us in the market, that is a fiscal disaster. Interest rates were real low in the early 1930's. Do you think that scenario would be good for your stock holdings? >And just to hit this Bush logic one more time: He said, "`The American >economy is like a great athlete at the end of the first leg of a long, long >race -- somewhat winded, but fundamentally strong.'' Yet he proposes >giving this winded, strong athlete his Gatorade later? >Does that make sense to you? I think we should all get some Gatorade, and I think the star athletes who have exerted themselves the most and have run the fastest should get more Gatorade than those who have barely broken a sweat. Bush's plan is not the best in my opinion, but at least the star atheletes do eventually get something to drink under his plan. This is better than the Democrats, who seem to be envious of the star athletes and would prefer to see them die of thirst.