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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (158552)	10/20/2008 6:59:11 AM
From: DebtBomb	Respond to of 306849

So....they let Lehman blow, a prime broker, to blow up hedge funds, and to blow up commodities, and that will make oil and commodities go even higher later. Message 25082553

To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (158552)	10/20/2008 7:04:20 AM
From: Dan3	Respond to of 306849

Re: 2000 was a highly anomalous year Fine, here's the list of modern Presidents and what happened after they entered office. The reality is, the Republicans drain income from the middle class relative to the democrats. Look where it stands when one party or the other enters or leaves office: 1981 63.91% Reagan 1982 67.68% Reagan 1983 72.33% Reagan 1984 80.22% Reagan 1985 79.26% Reagan 1986 81.36% Reagan 1987 77.27% Reagan 1988 83.34% Reagan 1989 80.64% Reagan 1990 81.40% Bush 1 1991 84.65% Bush 1 1992 86.92% Bush 1 1993 84.03% Bush 1 1994 84.98% Clinton 1995 82.08% Clinton 1996 77.60% Clinton 1997 73.14% Clinton 1998 69.01% Clinton 1999 69.57% Clinton 2000 65.00% Clinton 2001 69.79% Clinton 2002 81.64% Bush 2 2003 89.83% Bush 2 2004 95.69% Bush 2 2005 90.86% Bush 2 2006 87.20% Bush 2 2007 83.74% Bush 2 2008 81.07% Bush 2 2009 79.36% Bush 2