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To: robert b furman who wrote (1467)	6/24/2014 11:29:56 PM
From: Jerome	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 26552

Hey there Robert, I did notice that the bias of your political leanings were bleeding through your starched collar, and pin striped suit. Failed socialism is never very attractive. Our current president has shown us this again. The Dow is at record highs......I think Obama helped add a few more zero's to your bank account. The S& P is at record highs..... This socialism is bad stuff The Nasdaq is at record highs.....heck your dart board could not do better Do you miss the good old days when Hoover was president and the market kept crashing? Perhaps you own a whole bunch of defense stocks and you want Cheney, Wollfowitz, Rumsfelt and co to get the military industrial complex re-lubricated and get us back into Iraq. This socialism thing is bad stuff, and I can see you crying all the way to the bank. I just know that it ruins your year when elected politicians, do what they say they are going to do. (Obamacare). Perhaps you prefer the old days when politicians promised everything and delivered nothing. That's the problem with democracy......people could end up with what they wanted. If a Republican gets anywhere near the White House, I'll be selling all my stocks, stuffing my mattress, and burying the rest under the backyard doghouse. Like to pro's always say...."the best offence is a good defense" ...now if I can just get my neighbor to return the shovel he borrowed.