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To: TimF who wrote (31244)	1/9/2009 6:00:12 PM
From: DuckTapeSunroof	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71588

Re: "Then its probably best not to discuss the economic effects of presidential policies because they can't be solidly quantified right away, and can probably never be very solidly quantified. Look at all the still existent debate about FDRs policies." The 'decisions' and the opinions of history can and may change, as time goes by. I would expect nothing less. But, as that is equally true for most all things... I don't believe that fact necessarily precludes people advancing and arguing about their opinions right now... particularly as certain facts (economic numbers, budget numbers, etc.) become quantified and 'writ into the history books'. Re: "If you want just one, how about point number 3...." Can you humor an old fart and refresh my recollections? WHAT was 'point 3'?