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To: sea_urchin who wrote (20434)	3/20/2004 7:11:43 PM
From: Jamey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 81810

Searle, appreciate the detailed reply. I would like your opinion about an article from ChangeWave quoting Lou Dobbs, who I am sure you have heard of. Most everything I have read from him was informative and he seemed to me to be an ally for the poor and middle income. But this piece appalled me and I almost cannot believe he wrote it. Does this sound like any investment analyst that you would take advice from? "George Bush's BIG SURPRISE for the U.S. Economy -a wealth multiplier for shareholders in 2004 Investors, often misled by the chronically liberal media, are making a huge mistake right now. They are underestimating the good that George Bush is doing for the economy. Which means they're missing a golden wealth-building opportunity. George Bush is ushering in the greatest economic boom since Ronald Reagan in 1982. And you, my friend, are going to be a huge winner. Listen to me, please, because this is news you won't ever hear on any TV station or read about in any newspaper. But it's exactly the kind of news I specialize in bringing you in The Lou Dobbs Money Letter. Bill Clinton was a master of timing-but that's about all. He found a Ferrari in the driveway and took it out for spin. George Bush had bad timing. The economy he inherited was a clunker. But the boom he has created is truly one he can take credit for. And it will likely propel him into a second term with a landslide vote of confidence. His victory in November will give him the freedom to make the biggest changes in a generation to the way America does business. President Bush's business policy for 20042008 can be summed up in 4 words: Let Business Do Business! Government has no business running business. Lawyers have no business running business. Special interest groups have no business running business. Changes to the tax, legal and business codes will be sweeping. (We've had a taste already-there's more to come!) And, at the same time, the economy is pumped full of cash, unemployment's down, the GDP is surging, interest rates are at historic lows and the dollar is cheap. This Is an Investor's Dream! What more could an investor wish for? It means that in 2004 you have the ideal conditions to amass legacy-sized wealth, using our Wealth Strategy. Thanks to the coming Bush Bonanza, you have been handed a golden opportunity to create lasting wealth. Don't let it slip through your fingers!" Lou Dobbs (Lou Dobbs is currently the anchor and managing editor of CNN's Lou Dobbs Tonight. He also anchors a financial news radio report, writes a monthly column for Money magazine, and writes a weekly syndicated column for the Sunday issue of the New York Daily News.) James