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To: John Hauser who wrote (85228)	12/14/1998 2:05:00 PM
From: John Chen	Respond to of 176387

J.H,re:"Simple as that IMO.". I agree with your view. This Prez is not to be impeached because of the rule. THIS IS THE MOST CALCULATED PREZ as witness by his famous 'finger wagging tv scene'. Wallstreet/brokerage houses like these news. I have not seen a major company bankrupt because of the CEO is retiring, fired or died. There is no difference here.

To: John Hauser who wrote (85228)	12/14/1998 2:09:00 PM
From: John Chen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

J.H,: On 2nd thought, the stock market is going to be like Clinton, the more it's in trouble, the more(the rating) goes up. Buy/cover before it's too late. We are so tired of it(just like Monica), it will go up.

To: John Hauser who wrote (85228)	12/14/1998 2:10:00 PM
From: Lee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Hi John,..OT Re:.Also, some speculate that the economy would suffer greatly if Billy C. were impeached. Those who speculate that outcome haven't paid attention to the fact that RUBIN and GREENSPAN's policies have guided this economy to where it is today. Supposedly the chief executive hires those MOST CAPABLE of handling the pertinent tasks. Clinton did appoint Rubin but he also kept AG who was previously appointed. So, if we want to conjecture, the most we can say is that, in the one instance he hired a professional and in the other (FED) he did not interfere with past achievements. Bottom line, he kept out of the daily grind of managing the economy and left it to those with the knowledge and know-how to do it successfully. It would be worrisome to attribute the benefits of today's economy to an attorney! Regards, Lee