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To: DallasKevin who wrote (42201)	4/28/2013 11:06:49 AM
From: Jorj X Mckie	1 Recommendation Respond to of 85487

Actually, Clinton's economic success was set up by Reagan's policies. And by the time Clinton was out of office, the pendulum was already starting to swing the other way...it takes almost a decade for major changes to policy in the US to start taking affect. this is something that most people don't understand. There are some policies that have near-immediate reactions, but for the most part, if it is a one term president, we won't see the effects of his policies until late in the next president's term. And if it is a two term president, we won't see the effects until late in his second term. Further, congress's role in the economy is greatly ignored while the president's role is greatly exaggerated. But if we are going to stick with the president gets the credit, Clinton's real legacy was the crash of 2000.