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To: ManyMoose who wrote (85037)	9/16/2008 11:49:54 PM
From: Don Hurst	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 541518

>>" If that's Obama's strategy, it stinks. "<< No, no, Obama's strategy is to make your remaining days as good as possible. You are the one that is worried about all the money you will have because of Obama policies when you die. You are pretty bright...die broke which will make your remaining days even better sharing as much joy and generosity as you can with your loved ones. Now before you go give your loved ones a blank piece of paper in an envelope and tell them that when you are gone to open up the envelope and you will put the Powerball and/or MegaMillions winning numbers on the paper. They can then spread the money over 25 or 30 years minimizing the taxes. (note...no double taxes, you have had wonderful remaining days with all that money you have and they get to enjoy their remaining ones with the new yet to be taxed money you are giving them. Now if by chance, the paper is still blank, they will have wonderful memories of your generosity while you were with them and if they are angry at you because the paper is blank, you won't care about that or any kind of taxes either. Remember though...you have to vote for Obama to make sure you have all that money through your remaining years. You can surely see what a mess the last 7+ years have made of our financial system and your chances of having any money at all should we continue with four more years of Bush.