Are you saying that the war on terrorism and in Iraq has no impact on the US economy? Or that the current administration is not pushing US policy at home and abroad? And that that policy does not impact the economy or investor expectations?
There is no one answer that will satisfy everyone. Every solution has negative impacts. Every person has their own list of important wants and needs. We can argue the pros and cons all night long and not convince the opposition they are wrong. My mother always said not to discuss religion or politics with friends, if you want to keep them. I usually disagree with her, but on this point, I may have to concede. Jim Maki [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -----Original Message----- > From: Gary VanderMolen > Contrary to popular opinion, neither the political party in power > nor the president has much control over the general US economy. > Economic cycles wax and wane, based on many factors so > complex that no one can forecast them with any assurance. > > Gary VanderMolen >
