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To: bentway who wrote (263986)	7/26/2010 3:39:10 AM
From: Skeeter Bug	Respond to of 306849

yes, the internet boom was a non event, as were tax receipts from a stock market that went up, what, 150% from 1995 to 2000? the naz went up ~5-fold in that same time frame. i never said the stock market bubble was as big as the real estate bubble. the point is that absurd credit creation started under clinton, the bubbles started under clinton and both got significantly worse under bush. yes, clinton almost balanced the budget, but it was unsustainable from the start. kind of like bernie madoff almost balancing the books.