the election is over
Question: I read it quite the opposite. I guess that’s what markets (and elections) are made of.
I especially thought Gore took the high road at the end, while Bush rolled in the mud. I nearly forgot:
It was also pretty funny to hear Bush complaining about how much money Gore is spending on his campaign. Isn’t Bush the guy who raised (and I guess spent) more money than just about anybody in history?
Answer: driving back tonight I listened on the radio, gore came off as pandering, political in the worst sense and a little snotty
bush came off as a pretty decent guy, real guy, stumbled a little especially towards the end but overall he came off as the real populist (annoying as hell that as a conservative in the kirk tradition, my guy has to be a populist but whatta you gonna do), absolutely destroyed gores credibility on the campaign finance issue.
bush has won the election, the market will start rallying now. Bush should have commented that Gore may need prescription drugs for his breathing. Every Bush answer was met with Gore sighs.
I particularly liked Bush’s answer regarding a financial calamity. He would consult with Greenspan, weigh the advice, then take appropriate action.
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