<p>TOM, it’s one thing when a party not yours doesn’t keep its promises to you. But it’s really annoying when your own party doesn’t. I hope the Dems exhibit much more self-control that the Busheviks when they take total control.</p>
<p>Hillary at the helm…yeeeee-HAH!</p>
<p>Personally, I hope the GOP win again. The GOP needs to be killed by its own hand, and a new political party arise that is closer to the center and fiscally and constitutionally conservative. </p>
<p>If a new person would examine the attitudes of these two parties, the Democratics would be seen as more conservative than the Republicans. We could be witnessing the flipflop of the parties as seen in Lincoln and TRoosevelt eras.</p>
<p>The 2 tax cuts. I reinvested the tax cuts in Mutual Funds holding global and international companies. It doesn’t take more than freshman macroeconomics to see what will and has happen. </p>
<p>In August 2006, my son started in U of Toronto. Exchange rate C$0.85 to US$1.00 . Last week (1 year, 1 month later) the exchange rate is parity. Does everyone know where the US buys the most oil from?</p>
<p>I am very happy, economically. But very very worried. Go GOP.</p>
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<p>Wouldn’t be surprised if this were Tom Reynolds.</p>
<p>Parties in the U.S., much like the moon, wax and wane. There will be no new party.</p>
<p>“Fwiw, the financial industry guys I know are <em>still</em> sticking with Bush. Perhaps someone can play “Nearer My God to Thee.””</p>
<p>The financial industry guys I know are absolutely not with Bush.</p>
<p>^ I find that the rich people, in whatever occupation, are still pretty much with Bush, mostly concerned for their own private wealth.</p>