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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (172831)	7/30/2003 2:38:03 AM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1578198

RE:"You blame Clinton for the housing boom as if its a fault when in reality, its a positive reaction to what were very good economics during the 90s and rising national prosperity" well, Ted, it really didn't kick in until after the market crash in 2000. So you are really off base here. Well, jim, where did it not kick in until 2000? FLA? I told you before most but not all parts of FLA were late to the party primarily due to overbuilding. However, other markets in CA and in the NW and in the NE and in Denver and in AZ etc had seen considerable price appreciation by 2000. Go figure... Yes, go figure..........out what the facts are before blaming Clinton for something positive. Never mind.....do what you want, its your rep.