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Politics : The Republican Crash 1999 -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: bottomfish who wrote (55)	12/13/1998 1:56:00 PM
From: TH	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 609

Interesting idea in your post. I will give little thought to the overall effect the impeachment has on the people involved. I really could care less, because politics no longer interests me. After Jack Kemp blew it, I just gave up on my old party. I am only interested in the effect politics has on my investments and how much tax I will have to pay. Now this may seem like a very self-centered thing to say, but I am convinced that regardless of which party is in power the outcome will be the same. That outcome is always more of my tax dollars being used in ways I don't approve of. Sometimes they get more of my dollars and sometimes they get less. Its a small price to pay to live in America. All my focus is geared towards picking a good entry and exit point before and after the political actions occur. A co-worker of mine in Germany always laughs when he hears of the latest riff between the two big parties in the states. As far as he is concerned they are the same party with a different name. I tend to agree. Anyone who has spent time overseas knows that we have it made here in America. The rules will always being changing here, but the good part is so can we.