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To: JDN who wrote (42556)	3/29/2001 6:04:07 PM
From: Charles Tutt	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 64865

Blaming it on the Democrats is getting old, JDN. What have Bush and his administration done about it? Charles Tutt (TM)

To: JDN who wrote (42556)	3/29/2001 7:11:50 PM
From: Tom C	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 64865

JDN, : I didnt realize how THICK HEADED the Dems are. You need to face facts. The Repubs have a majority in the house and senate plus they control the executive branch. Your guys can do anything they want as long as they can all agree on what to do. Half of the things you listed in your shock therapy list are things that the Executive branch has total control over. Who runs that branch anyway???

To: JDN who wrote (42556)	3/29/2001 10:41:49 PM
From: High-Tech East	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 64865

*JDN ... this must have been intended for you ...* Jacob Snyder did not post this directly to you, JDN ... but it must be for you ... you whiner ... and dubya championship complainer from southern Flori-DAH <<Whine, whine, whine. It seems like every 4th post on SI is a rant, blaming the Fed for the decline in their portfolio. Mass whining. 3000 years ago, when there was plague or war or the crops failed, the peasants blamed the capricious Gods. Now, when BadThingsHappen, we blame the Fed. Sometimes, for variety, we blame the IMF or the World Bank. Mass whining. This is what the Fed's job is like: Greenspan is driving a car on a narrow, twisting mountain road. But, when he turns the steering wheel, the wheels don't respond, until the car is another mile down the road. But he can't see clearly that far ahead. It's hard, with his "delayed-response steering wheel", to stay on the road, avoiding the rock wall of recession on one side, and the dropoff of inflation on the other side. But, if he doesn't do it perfectly, everyone whines. It's so hard to look in the mirror and say, "I'm poorer now, because I bought the wrong stocks at the wrong prices. I have no one but myself to blame." It's so much easier to whine.>> ... from Boston with love, Ken Wilson